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(@wrongturn)
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Hi

I'm in the process of looking at a trust deed wondering when reviewing income/expenditure should I work of my basic guaranteed salary or work of a the average income from the last 12months.

Reason been I get a monthly bonus which can vary in amount & is not always guaranteed

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Mark McFadyen
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I think its probably safer to work off guaranteed income and agree a percentage of bonus per the previous post. That way it takes away any uncertainty.

Mark

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TDA (Debt Adviser)
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Hi Wrongturn.

Working from guaranteed income makes sense. You need to have the security of a trust deed payment you know you can make every month.

Are you concerned that there may not appear to be a surplus (the amount that you can afford to pay into a trust deed each month) if you don't include any element of the bonus?

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David Tannock
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Hi Wrongturn,

Like Mark and TDA have advised I think the safest thing is to work off of the guaranteed income.

If you know you are going to be working overtime and earning bonuses this can be reviewed on a monthly basis and an approach taken on this.

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