Hi Neverendingstory - welcome to the forum.

I would suggest that you speak to your Trustee with regards to the PPI claim. I would imagine that most sensible TD firms would have already had the process of claiming back PPI well underway 1 year into the PTD, if they intended on pursuing it. But it doesn't hurt to ask the question, just to set your mind at ease.

I am about the same stage as you, almost 1 year in. I have had a few similar letters. They are nothing to worry about. It just means Eversheds will be making the claim against your PTD instead of the original creditor. Your Trustee is likely to have received a similar letter.

Hope this helps.

PB

Hi Neverendingstory.

I'm glad that all is going well with your trust deed.

Not every firm is looking to make PPI claims, and even if they do and leave it until the end of the process they should be able to discharge you anyway (see the forum thread by "beeder" last posted on yesterday).

Poorboy is spot-on about the Eversheds debt purchase. This is likely to happen with a number of creditors over time but makes no difference to you. It's best to let your Trustee know just in case they aren't notified of the sale.

Hi Guys

Thank you both for you replies. I'll contact my Trustee and see what they say!.

NES

Another thing (sorry) I have recently moved address but the letter from Eversheds was sent to my old address - how do I update that or don't I?

Hi neverendingstory

I think your trustee will require to notify them.

Mark

Hi neverendingstory,

Everytime i receieved a letter a bit like the one your recieved i always contacted my TD Company to advise them of the letter and then they asked me to forward the letter to them so they could contact the relevant company. I just did this everytime i recieved a letter saying one of my debts had moved to another company. It keeps you correct and your trust deed company as they can then contact them by fax or letter with the proof you are in a trust deed and you then shouldn't recieve anymore letters.