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Do you own your Supra outright?  

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  1. 1. Do you own your Supra outright?

    • Yes - no loans for me!
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    • No loan for the car, but the mods are on credit.
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    • Loan, loan, loan :(
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all paid for and saving for a nice deposit on a house now. just outta curiosity nick what are the monthly repayments on that mortgage?

 

well it's actually £153,000.00 and I pay £810 a month then you add on the insurance so around £870 all in.

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Loan for me. I almost owned my FTO was about 6 months away from owning it. Shame it was hideously unreliable. Nice deposit though on the supra. :D

 

I hate owing money. Can't wait until its all paid off.

 

I do own a little clio outright though. :clap:

 

Note Im 25, and have a mortgage.

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All you good people that save up before buying stuff! You must save a fortune in interest. I'm way to impatient.....and the Kitcar is about equal to a TT nowadays so I'm not too naughty I guess.

 

Good point about being a house owner and everything that goes along with that.

 

no debt, no loans. I own nobody nothing :)

 

However, at 2 o'clock I'm off to look at buying my first house :(

Then its debt, mortgage, loans city for me :( if I buy

 

Good luck with that. I've just come back from the estate agents looking at an upgrade. I guess that's why my thoughts have turned to this.

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I own mine it's the first car i've owned outright 100% and i don't have a credit card (been there done that)my jobs are starting to pay better for me and my new job has help the progress of the car further and i'm really looking forward to this year :eyebrows: :cool:

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LOANS BABY YEAH!

 

I'm 24 and £31k in debt and loving it.

 

Not really bothered as living at home but paying decent rent, have a solid job (for now), and I like the things in life I can't afford immediately so I buy them on credit :) That figure includes my student loan, a £14k car loan to pay for car and clear my student credit cards, and the current £6k I owe in credit card bills mainly on repairing my car!, and working on it a little bit ;)

 

All is good.

 

Greg

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LOANS BABY YEAH!

 

I'm 24 and £31k in debt and loving it.

 

Not really bothered as living at home but paying decent rent, have a solid job (for now), and I like the things in life I can't afford immediately so I buy them on credit :) That figure includes my student loan, a £14k car loan to pay for car and clear my student credit cards, and the current £6k I owe in credit card bills mainly on repairing my car!, and working on it a little bit ;)

 

All is good.

 

Greg

 

You make me feel sooooooooo much better ! Thank you :clap:

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LOANS BABY YEAH!

 

I'm 24 and £31k in debt and loving it.

 

Not really bothered as living at home but paying decent rent, have a solid job (for now), and I like the things in life I can't afford immediately so I buy them on credit :) That figure includes my student loan, a £14k car loan to pay for car and clear my student credit cards, and the current £6k I owe in credit card bills mainly on repairing my car!, and working on it a little bit ;)

 

All is good.

 

Greg

Jeez Greg that's going some!

I came out of uni owing about £8k and I thought that was bad at the time. Student loans are easily manageable, but I'd watch that c/card. Evil things.

At least you seem to be enjoying it.

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Well, I forgot to mention I do have £30k in savings, but that doesn't mature until I'm 25 so not all bad. I came out of uni owing my loan which was £11.5k, plus a good £6k in Credit Card debts.

 

My loan is easily manageable and I'm now paying off the credit too. I'll only have £10k odd to pay in 2 years time and the savings could obviously pay that off :)

 

Nick - ah, ha, ha, I remember that programme well - although it's normally centered around women I believe :)

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Well, I forgot to mention I do have £30k in savings, but that doesn't mature until I'm 25 so not all bad. I came out of uni owing my loan which was £11.5k, plus a good £6k in Credit Card debts.

 

My loan is easily manageable and I'm now paying off the credit too. I'll only have £10k odd to pay in 2 years time and the savings could obviously pay that off :)

 

Nick - ah, ha, ha, I remember that programme well - although it's normally centered around women I believe :)

 

Yeah it is mate the new series starts on Tuesday always makes me feel much better about having a loan :)

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