I want to move out but how can I afford?

As others have suggested cut that debt, sometimes banks will work with you and do something like match payments you make, so you pay £50 they pay £50, but it might only be for reoccurring debt not everyone gets it. Once debt is paid off you need to save because not many places come furnished yet alone fully. It can easily run over budget and I spent at least £4K furnishing mine and that didn't include white goods like a washer or fridge. You might buy crap versions of things or something breaks quickly and you need to replace it, funds are generally needed after until you settle down. You probably need a housemate especially if you can't get cheaper bills. Rent is one part but you need to look at the rest like council tax, estimated energy and water costs and how you'll travel to and from work. Living alone and especially driving or using a lot of public transport is basically a luxury these days, even if you work full time. Obvious step as well would be to increase working hours and if possible wage as well. If you're working retail it shouldn't be too difficult to transition to an office based role like call centre where it won't be glamorous but slightly better working conditions and benefits usually and should at least be better, salaried pay. Landlords can be tricky with hourly work especially if hours aren't secured in contract and might deny you or ask for a double deposit, a salary is seen as bit more secure from my experience