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Does all PPI refund go into Trust Deed

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(@mummy2twins)
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I'm pretty sure I know the answer to my question but I thought I'd ask anyway

When there is a PPI refund due, does it all have to be paid into the TD or is there ever a time where someone might get to keep a small proportion of it?

I know it's only right that the creditors get more back than was originally anticipated but I've been awarded quite a substantial amount which is just over 1/3 of total debt and it would be nice to have a little extra money coming up to Christmas [:)]

final payment 1st May 2015


   
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(@sparky1)
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Hi, all of my ppi refunds went straight to trust deed. The cheques were posted to me first and were made payable to my trustee so I had no option but to forward them on, sigh, my claims were substantial as well which made it hard.


   
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Mark McFadyen
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Hi mummy2twins

No the full balance is paid to the trust deed for the benefit of creditors.

Mark

Mark is not posting regularly in the Trust-deed.co.uk forum.


   
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(@mummy2twins)
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It's as I thought then, I certainly wasn't expecting quite a large sum and there could be more as that amount only covers 5 of the 11 forms I signed and returned for Trustee to pursue.

At least I will feel better knowing that once I've paid my contributions my original debt will have been re-paid - not including interest and Trustee fees of course, unless there's any more refunds.

final payment 1st May 2015


   
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(@juventus74)
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Mark can i ask, if i have had a ppi sum paid out to me in the past on the same loan which is now a trust deed debt,what happens if my trustee investigates a potential claim only to find out its been paid out allready?


   
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