Alicia Boynes-Cofarrier fell into debt after getting a credit card and overdraft. Find out how she managed to get back in the black.
In 2003, Alicia Boynes-Cofarrier applied for her first credit card and was approved for £1,000. She also got a £900 overdraft. Despite not needing the money, she started spending outside of her means. Eventually, she fell into thousands of pounds of debt.
However, she managed to get back in the black.
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