well done macaulay956, that's what its all about. That should be the target for all the members on the forum going through a TD, that feeling is pri...
Nemo1, The Trustee is entitled to a proportion to any overtime or bonus earned when in a TD. How much depends on the amount, conduct in TD ect. G...
yes they can. they are entitled to a proportion of your overtime when it is paid.
I would suspect ones payment is lodged with the trustee successfully this will suffice. Can't think of the logic behind the bankers draft???
Hi very worried, A trust deed may be right for your situation if you can provide equity estimates on all 4 properties as each one shall require to ...
Gillian, It seems that there are several options available to your husband, based on the information you have provided. DAS is very much one of tho...
Hi Juliet, In short the merger shall have no effect on your case. It's likely that the same operator administers your case. Try not to worry, I am ...
By makin this move you may unfortunately jeopardise the TD. If it means no further contributions may be laid, the Trustee could resign, reverting you ...
By making payments to the credit union an unfair preference has occurred. The credit union have been preferences over the general body of creditors. I...
It appears that the trust deed will fail when either sheriff officers serve a charge for payment and then encorce diligence via perhaps an earnings ar...
Great news Bravator and congratulations on making your last payment. Enjoy the free income, I'm sure you have learnt a lot for the better. I am sure y...
I agree the paperwork can be very confusing. A lot of information to take in and not something you may feel comfortable talkin about. That's the benef...
I agree. The current deal is that the Trustee takes £3k to prevent any kind of sale of the property. Should you chose to sell the property the Trustee...
Looks like 1st 36 contributions are for contributions with the remaining 12 allotted for equity in the property.
Hi Worried Dad, welcome to the forum It certainly appears with the disposable income you currently have that there is an insolvency solution just r...