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    How I Cleared £35,000 Debt - My Journey to Financial Freedom.

    By Poppy Simpson

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    My debt nearly cost me my home and my family. I built huge debt on my credit cards and had even bigger loan with three thousand pounds of interest on it alone. I was depressed, lonely and very scared. I was £35,000 in debt in the middle of the recession. I made terrible decisions that led to the financial prison I was in. Self inflicted and so very painful.

    Two years later I paid it all off. I made some changes to our lifestyle. I stayed focused and determined to get out of this mess as quickly as I could. And I have done it.

    This is my story about my ways of clearing £35,000 debt. In two years. I hope it will inspire you if you are in similar situation I was few years ago. It is never too late to get rid of the debt monster.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateDec 22, 2013
    ISBN9781291601619
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