Hi Amelie Just to re-iterate what I said before, I'd suggest sending a recorded delivery letter to their complaints department. In my experience...
Thank you TDA - as ever, you are the voice of reason. It's a little early to say how this month is shaping up yet. The chances are that things will...
In my experience if you write and/or fax their complaints department that can help because they're obliged to respond with a certain time. I found ...
When I started my TD I certainly found there was loads of room for negotiation on this very point. Always remember that everyone wants this to succ...
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quote:From an ironic standpoint, I wonder if your own trust deed company were to pay you £100 for a referral whether they would then consider that the...
If you had been able to pay a higher amount then the time would have been less. ...should have been... If you had been able to pay a higher amou...
Your trustee will tell you why if you ask. Creditors are looking to get back a certain amount from a TD to allow it to become protected. It's not t...
...or get a "blocker" box. We did and it was great. Remember that these people are calling simply because your TD hasn't filtered through their sys...
Presumably you set it up as a standing order so it won't stop until you cancel it at your bank. Before doing so, I'd suggest you contact your trust...
...nor does the date of protection have anything to do with it.
It's 36 payments, not 36 months. In other words, it's about the amount you paid, not the time you took to pay it.
I also thought that dealing with this before the holiday might be worth attempting because it means you can can enjoy it more when you're away. I r...
Hi John You're in the right place. Everything and everyone you need to know is right here on this site. Read, ask and ask again. Anything you wa...