£16,192.90
One year.
One year ago, I was £29,528.72 in debt. I started tracking at £24,834.57.
If anyone out there feels like they’re drowning in debt, reach out. To Stepchange, family, friends, me.
It’ll save your life, and save your sanity.
@pushyamoon I hope so but unfortunately my local council are awful for rejecting claims.
Which is ridiculous considering the state of the roads around my area.
I, and so many other people in the country, live paycheck to paycheck.
I had to replace a tyre yesterday because the road was faulty, and that’s put me £160 out of pocket.
£160 I just don’t have.
I, and so many people, live in survival mode, and have for too long.
Man in glasses, "You keep telling us that we've got to be prepared, why aren't you - the government - prepared?"
This was my exact same thought. Surely it's the government's responsibility to ensure that it's citizens are safe and taken care of across all of society.
The government's own survey in 2026 shows that 29% — almost three in ten UK adults — said a lack of money prevented them from taking further steps to prepare for emergencies.
What's the government's plan for these individuals?
@bazzagarlow2@LFC@premierleague First time I genuinely believed we would win the league. The 7-0 was a rout, and a fantastic game for us, but that 2-0 just hit different.
Best to worst:
Steven Pacey - First Law
Peter Kenny - Witcher
Andy Serkis - LotR
Joe Jameson - Broken Empire
Michael Page - Gentleman Bastards
Rebecca Soler - Empyrean
Colin Mace - Raven’s Mark
Andrew Wincott - MSaT
Teddy Hamilton - Empyrean
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Roy Dotrice - ASOIAF
Incredibly good. Sensational narrator. Slight issues with a couple of characters, in the middle books he becomes slightly droning, and “dour” and “grimace” are bugbears, but literally otherwise near perfect.
The gold standard.
@CallumLyon I told myself in mid 2025 that I would really, properly address my debt, and put everything into effect in October.
Generally, I’m more tired, exhausted, shattered, but the debt is definitely moving in the right direction.
I’m not high income but paid off nearly £10k this year!
@PeterFalksMac Yeah, weaponising mental health like that never sits well with a lot of people. I’m not saying that he doesn’t have MH issues, but it’s a blatant attempt to avoid accountability, imo.