I had to take out a pay day loan when I had a car accident, and my excess was £400, which I could not afford. I asked family for help, but they too were unable to afford it, so I had to go to a payday lender. I am still paying it off now.
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People are living on the edge, and the banks and government need to recognise that and shift their services accordingly. I don’t know many single parents who are in a good position. Everyone is in the same boat, and real life for many of us means we’re struggling by on a pittance.
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"I had a car accident and my excess was £400, which I couldn't afford. I asked family for help, but they were unable to afford it, so I had to go to a payday lender. I'm still paying it off now."
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"I had a car accident and my excess was £400, which I couldn't afford. I asked family for help, but they were unable to afford it, so I had to go to a payday lender. I'm still paying it off now."
Sherisha's story on the #PovertyPremium https://t.co/zBlp3Hpyc8 https://t.co/Ct0YeCylcW
