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(@eviek)
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Hi Forum

Our Trust Deed was disharged in March this year. We have now had a letter from a Secured Loan lender to say we qualify for a substantial loyalty bonus but that they need to contact our IVA Supervisor to ask who the money should be paid to.

Our question is, could the Supervisor still take the money even after all the Ceditors have agreed settlement payments and closed the account, especially when the bonus is from a secured loan company that was not part of the Trust Deed for that reason, it was secured ?

Any advice would be welcomed


   
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Kevin Mapstone
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Hi Eviek

I can't guarantee that your former trustee will see it the same way, but I reckon you should be OK.

If you have been discharged then any new windfalls should be yours to keep - that's the whole point of being discharged. It is only assets that you had a right to prior to your discharge which may be captured by your former trustee for the benefit of creditors. This is how trustees may be able to gather in PPI funds, but it doesn't sound like this is something you qualified for prior to discharge so shouldn't fall into that category.

If your trustee does seek to retain these funds then I think you'd have every right to query it and if necessary seek legal advice as to potentially challenging it formally.

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(@eviek)
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Thank you Kevin, we felt that ourselves but good to have an expert view


   
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David Tannock
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Hi Eviek,

I agree with Kevin that as the bonus matured after you were discharged then I canโ€™t see your former Trustee asking for the funds.

Please let us know how you get on and if you do receive the funds without any issues.

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