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(@payback)
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Hi I'm currently 4 months away from finishing my trustdeed. Based on total debts based on 16k. I'm due to receive an unexpected windfall from a family members will of around 30k. I know its sod's law - but I know I will have to pay money back to my creditors. Correct me if I'm wrong - if I pay back my total debt will there be a possibility of being discharged early as well as keeping what's left of my money after creditors have been paid. Many thanks.

Any advice would be great


   
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TDA (Debt Adviser)
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Welcome to the trust deed forum Payback.

The total you'll have to pay (including what you have already paid) is:

1: Your debt total.
2: Interest on the debt.
3: The fees and costs of your trust deed.

If you reach this total you can expect to be discharged with any surplus refunded to you.

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Thanks for you reply TDA, roughly what would interest on 16k be? I'm not good at maths, hence the trust deed ;O)


   
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I believe statutory interest is 8% but stand to be corrected on that.

Paul

Trust deed completed Jan 2012,Trustee discharge Nov 2012.
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That's right Paul. Statutory interest is 8% and I believe that this is "simple interest" rather than "compound interest". The difference is that with simple interest you don't add interest to interest.

However, I have read from our experts in the past that it's possible that contractual interest might be charged. This is the interest rate that an individual agreed to when they signed a credit agreement.

Payback - this all gets quite complicated to work out. If this is where the situation goes you'll need to request the calculation and figures from your trustee.

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TDA, my IP has collected around 4k so far from my monthly payments and ppi claims. So my total debt which was around 16k, Am I correct in thinking I would still have to pay 12k - plus IP costs - plus the interest? if this was to happen to gain an early discharge.


   
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That's what I would expect to be the case Payback.

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Thanks, TDA.


   
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