From the figures gives - 13k debt and a £230 pm payment - wouldn't a DAS be the best option?
Isn't a DAS an option? £200 per month would see that paid off in around 5 to 6 yrs, I think.
Wouldn't a DAS have been a better option than a PTD here? 48x300=14400
Good luck Tonyd
PPI all goes to your/our debts I'm afraid.
quote:Originally posted by Kevin Mapstone Creditors often will agree to waive their right to interest if they are being repaid in full in my experien...
£13,000 in fees for a TD that, without the windfall, would have returned less than £8k to the creditors?? £11,500 for the sale of a house?? Sure...
Is there any chance another friend could buy out his stake in the house?
Cheers Mark.
quote:Originally posted by David Tannock Hi JintyMcSkinty, I think the whole PPI exercise and the level of paperwork involved in this is that big ...
Yeah, I've contacted Mark via Email and the letter states a copy has went to the claims management company too. Already had some problems with anot...
Just to play Devil's Advocate here... Could Tony claim 8% interest to be added to his overpayment?
You've made a good choice jayjay 🙂
I would recommend Mark's company, Philip Gill Ltd. I've been with them since Nov 2011 and they have been great from the first meeting.