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I have student loan and overdraft, but no credit cards ( THUS I WAS NOT REPRESENTED :C ).
Meh, an interest free student overdraft is counted as a student loan for the purposes of this poll
;-)
So, so far it seems that most people are in 'sensible' debt, i.e. investment type debt rather than everyone borrowing on their credit card to the limit in order to buy flat screen TV's and the like.
Sort of what I expected given the forum population, but I do wonder how many people there are like that about.
And a narrowboat? I have to admit, that's an idea I've never had!
Personally I'm always 'in debt' on my credit card, but never pay any interest on that as I pay it off in full every month - I use it instead of cash all the time as its easier, and doesn't cost me anything. I have a mortgage of just over 100k (well, a shared mortgage) but I've managed to clear my student loan (April this year) and apart from a short-lived car loan a few years back I've not really borrowed any other money.
I've got some saving in my ISA that will be almost wiped out by my dental bills early next year, but fortuantely am still managing to save a fair bit each month.