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One last relevant fact though. This thread by tonyd has got more replies than any other thread ever on Trust-Deed.co.uk.

I spoke too soon... I just figured it out! This is the 8th most read forum thread here ever. 1st place is held by charlyroy's thread on the pere...

I've actually got no way of checking Mark. I think it's safe to assume that this thread is right up there in terms of the Trust-Deed.co.uk bestsell...

I'm not sure how they'll see it FF36. Just thought this was a possibility.

If you've been discharged and debts have been written off RBS appear to have taken the view that they don't need to pay you. That's nothing to do w...

Hi. People can be more simply and therefore promptly discharged now. Sadly for you these rules changed after your trust deed was signed. It shouldn...

Presumably you wouldn't be in a position to pay anything for five months after you receive this advance pay lump sum?

One other point, any interest accruing on funds being held for you, if you weren't discharged, would be for the benefit of your creditors rather than ...

Welcome to the forum abcgar123. Are you certain that you've been discharged? The date that you signed means that your trustee could not discharg...

Welcome to the forum Sujack. I'm sure David Tannock will be pleased to read your post. Good advice from a professional firm takes the process wa...

Hi FF36. You'll just need to run this all by your trustee. If you can document the situation as you describe it I shouldn't think there will be ...

Hi Headwire. It sounds like standard wording on the letter you received. Obviously it's best to keep your trustee informed as and when things ch...

Hi Headwire. I'm really not sure that this is going to turn into a problem. When did you sign your trust deed? When was it expected to end? W...

I'm pleased to hear that you're making some progress tonyd even if you haven't reached the finishing line just yet.

It's a bit complicated this dlareg32. The Financial Ombudsman may help you pursue the intermediary but not your trustee. That means even if they...