Hi Hope4me No, there should never be upfront payments under any circumstances. It the reason why people should avoid fee paying middlemen. The p...
Oh! and the top up bit makes sense. Mark
Hi Hope4me The trust deed requires be be over a 48 month period. This changed from the previous 36 months in Novrmber last year. The property an...
Hi Hope4me I would need to have a look at the shared equity agreement. Incorporating a payment in a DAS is easier as the debt is paid in full, how...
Hi Hope4me No, if it's conditional sale, then you would retain the car and maintain the payments, so the Trust Deed would have no effect on this. ...
Hi Hope4me As mentioned by TDA above, there should be nothing to prevent you looking at a trust deed based in the information you have provided. ...
Great news. Hopefully it all works out and the Trust Deed is finalised quickly. Remember to keep on their backs! Mark
Hi pinpong S.11 relates to a creditor not being able to raise legal recovery proceedings to recover their debt and S.19 relates to the creditor's i...
Hi BLUETHUNDER It may be that you previously had a citicard which was cleared or changed prior to the Trust Deed, however they are correct that any...
Hi Trustdeedbetty Yes you are correct. I don't see how the early settlement and PPI are connected in anyway! I know some firms are nervous that...
Hi Jamie12 Once you are discharged, your trustee can have no further interest in your income/bonuses etc. The trustee remaining is normally to c...
Hi asterix I suppose there's 2 parts to this. Firstly there is no restriction in you being Director or Shareholder in or out of the Trust Deed, ho...
Hi Islander23 Welcome to the forum first of all. I think the figure of £80k alone would be difficult to manage as you say and the payments may jus...
Well done Carol It's always good to hear from someone who has went through the process and came out the other end. Mark
No problem and good luck, I hope it all works out. Mark