Hi again nervouswreck.

Many people make no payments at all after becoming bankrupt - just the application fee in the first instance.

That's because any payment is based upon an affordability assessment. If there's no money left after paying your household bills and other reasonable expenses, there's going to be no payment into the bankruptcy.

Likewise if you have no private income perhaps from a job, or from a private pension for another example. Payment into bankruptcy isn't going to be taken from benefit income.

If you do have private income, and if you are assessed to have surplus income, payments would run for a period of four years.

That payment will be reassessed periodically and can change if your financial circumstances improve or worsen.

You can read much more detail about the bankruptcy process at:

https://www.trust-deed.co.uk/bankruptcy-sequestration.html