Last seen: Jul 15, 2024
It is important to distinguish between your own discharge from the Trust Deed and your trustee's discharge. Yours should be able to be done relativel...
No harm in asking, 1985debt. If you can show that the contributions you are being asked for a not affordable due to a change in your circumstances be...
Hi Scotgal84. Welcome to the forum. There is no guaranteed answer to your question I'm afraid. I think it is unlikely to be a problem, however yo...
Hi Tigh. I imagine the firm dealing with your sequestrations is handling a lot of requests just now regarding contribution levels, given how much th...
You should always flag up any extra income you receive to your Trustee, just to be sure, however I suspect they won't expect you to pay those funds in...
Bankruptcy isn't for everyone and I can understand you being cautious, however you seem to have the wrong impression as to what the consequences are. ...
Hi Abi. Your trustee's husband can't make you share your income details with them and you don't have to if you would rather not. They would then j...
Unfortunately we do often hear from people on the forum whose experience differs to what they were "sold" by a Trust Deed firm initially. However, we...
Not long now, Billyboy1. Hopefully the last 10 months will fly by for you.
Unfortunately it is something we hear way too often. There is no reason the firm involved couldn't have given you time to find out about this before ...
Was there a particular reason you didn't go down the bankruptcy route instead then, Nelly? There would have been no need for the extra 2 years then.
I'm afraid this is a question that only your trustee could answer for you. It is possible that they could reduce your term if you are paying more, ho...
OK that's fine then. I would expect that your payment would be reduced too, though it might depend on what basis they worked it out in the first plac...
Hi Tigh. Can I just check - you are not being asked to contribute more than the amount you are receiving from your works pension are you? You certai...
That's right, Nicci, even creditors that rejected the proposals have to abide by a protected trust deed and write off any remaining debt at the end of...
