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Most people have multiple debts and payments. We all know that we have a mortgage, car loan, card … But what almost nobody knows is how much money you actually how much time is left to pay and at what cost (interest rate) is paying those debts.

It is very appropriate that we keep a tight check on these data, to know at any time if our situation allows us to meet these debts.

Reports and to request a payment plan

The first thing we do is a list of all loans that we have, other periodic debts and insurance payments will be addressed (taxes, incidentals, etc..) Some of these debts relate to loans for which we paid interest and others do not.

Debt interest

For example, among the debts with interest are: mortgage, car loan, personal loan (for any expenses) and credit card.
Interest-free debts

Debts without interest but we have to pay monthly or other intervals, but we can plan because we know that exist, include: income tax, vehicle tax, tax on the rateable value, shares of the residents, vehicle insurance, home insurance and personal, car reviews (ITV, maintenance …) and so on.

Contingencies

And there will be another section of contingency, we can take into account, and which, although it is uncertain, we can sense in our experience. This is wise not to fall short in forecasting and to provide a sufficient contingency expense (if less then, that money already spent on other things.)

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