That is fantastic news Mary bet you are relieved. Can you confirm if they used the previous agreed value and paperwork agreed with PJG.

Brilliant news Mary, hoping my closure reaches conclusion soon. Enjoy your debt free future. [:)]

Thanks - yes, I'm totally relieved and will sleep better tonight!! I don't know if they used the previous agreed value and paperwork as agreed with PJG - they didn't confirm on email and wouldn't be drawn into an answer when I asked on the phone if they were "honouring" arrangements. They haven't denied it either. Sorry, that answer doesn't help, but I just don't know.

Thanks for that info Mary, maybe tda is right and we have nothing to worry about. Think I am going to stop reading the iva forum as they guys are having a rough time. Looking like the Scottish trust deed has a more robust framework. You enjoy your debt free life can't wait until it my turn.

Thanks - can't deny it was a stressful couple of days but has worked out well in the end - it was a genuine error and I can definitely see how it happened. Your turn will be here before you know it!

Hi Sold down the river.

I haven't said that there's nothing to worry about.

What I've said is that there is no evidence that I can see that there is any particular reason to worry.

There's been a tendency here for some people to apply the worst possible interpretation to each scrap of news that appears. The thing is, many of these developments can equally be interpreted in positive ways. That's all I've been trying to point out.

Hello Mary.

I'm glad to hear that this has been resolved and that things will now move forwards for you.

This story really illustrates why, as difficult as it is, people should be very careful about reading too much into every development experienced by someone that has recently had their case transferred.

It also demonstrates why certain people might want to be somewhat more measured about what they write here.

Finally, it also illustrates(contrary to what a certain poster here demands should be the case) why any trust deed provider will need to do reasonable checks on each individual case prior to it being completed and closed.

Thanks TDA.

That's great news Mary! I'm delighted that this has all worked out for you.

Funnily enough, during the discussion on here at the weekend, I almost said that a new trustee would HAVE to check the details of individual agreements - after all, imagine if an agreement was based on there being no equity in the property that the person lived in, but it ignored the equity in their castle in the highlands and villas in the Med!

I hope that the time needed to close your PTD flies past.

Great news Mary! Glad it's finally worked out for you.

Let us know when you receive that Form 5! It's then time to crack open the bubbly and put the stress of the last couple of weeks/month behind you!