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(@billyboy1)
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Hi there wondering if anyone can answer my question,spoke to Kevin about a month ago my valuation for my car was £5400 and I know any car valued at £3k and below is excluded from an asset side of things.when I go down the trust deed route I will have an option of an extension or pay up front the £2400,my question is if i were to get the £2400 and during the trust deed process I sell it to get a smaller car do i keep the money from the sale or do i have to give some of it towards the trust deed.thanks



   
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TDA (Debt Adviser)
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Hi Billyboy1.

I'm sure Kevin will want to answer this question, in respect of how his firm would view this, when he's next here.


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(@billyboy1)
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Ok thanks tda I emailed Kevin earlier but when I dident see him posting I thought he might be on holiday.thanks anyway.



   
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TDA (Debt Adviser)
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Hi Billyboy1.

I'm not aware that he's on holiday. Hopefully he'll get back to you very soon.


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Kevin Mapstone
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H Billyboy1.

Unfortunately I'm not on holiday 🙁

If the trustee's interest has been bought out by a third party at the outset then he would have no further interest in any funds resulting from a subsequent sale of the car.


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(@billyboy1)
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Hi Kevin thanks for getting back to me.ok that's great will need to get in touch soon and start the trust deed process. Thanks.



   
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