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 Cegs
(@cegs)
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I need some advice, obviously
I am at the end of 36 months in a trust deed with Wilson Andrews. This week I have recieved news that I have been paid approx 15 thousand more that expected of these 3 years from CSA monies and that they want to extend my trust deed for another 2 possibly 3 more years to repay this. They are asking for double my normal monthly contributions, which i cannot afford as i dont recieve CSA money at this time and am on Maternity leave earning ยฃ128 a week for next 2 months at least. I cannot afford to pay them. i thought next month would be my last month. In the past 3 years I was not made aware that i was going into arrears of this magnitude or had any contact about uping payments to account for it in all this time. I am very stressed at the moment and would like to know my options.
They have told me on the phone that if i dont agree to the monthly amounts for the next 2 years that i cant afford then they will fail TD meaning 3 years of this for nothing.
To add i do see where most of this money comes from but they increased my amounts last year without consultation and i assumed it was for this but as i could afford it with the extra money i didnt see a reason to complain about it...

not sure where to go from here.


   
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(@steven-hewitt)
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Hi Cegs,

Thank you for bringing this to my attention.

I have spoken to your Trustee and he is already reviewing your this for you, to see what we can do.

Clearly we appreciate that this is a stressful situation, so we will be in touch as soon as we can to discuss things further.

Hopefully we will be able to resolve this matter.

Thank you.

Ian Williams - a member of the team at Wilson Andrews


   
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TDA (Debt Adviser)
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Hello Cegs and welcome.

Did you make Wilson Andrews aware of this extra income?

Would detail of it have been apparent in the documents that you supplied to them?

Qualified Debt Adviser & Forum Administrator - Ask me anything about Trust Deeds


   
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(@mrs-mac)
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I find this confusing, I thought the reason you had to fill out an annual form with your income/outgoing was so that your td company can make any necessary adjustments at your review time. Surely if there was more money coming in the td payment would have increased monthly.


   
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TDA (Debt Adviser)
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Hello Mrs Mac.

It is a little confusing, but there are some things we don't know based upon the information in the thread thus far.

I do hope that Cegs and his/her trust deed firm will be able to work things out.

Qualified Debt Adviser & Forum Administrator - Ask me anything about Trust Deeds


   
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