I'm 35 with zero savings and $8,000 debt. How do I turn my life around?
I'm 35 years old. I have zero retirement savings, zero savings, about $8,000 worth of debt and now the phone company has dinged my credit seven times so that's gone down the drain as well.
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East Anglia households save more than the UK average
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