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ysusan

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Post by ysusan » Wed Jan 28, 2009 10:30 am
Full and Final question - expert advice needed
Sorry this is a long message but I really need some advice before I go back to my IP.
I have just been made redundant and have received a payout of £18,000.
I contacted my IP to find out what I could expect to pay as a full and final settlement and they came back with the following:

My total debt was £36,890.90 and I have paid to date £20,122.57. Fees to date are £5677.93. They have distributed £7414.55 to my creditors and they now hold a balance of £7150.88.

They are listing the outstanding fees, meeting fee and early settlement fee and the VAT as £2450.00 and they have said that to pay back 100p in the pound they want £24,775.47.

I do understand that creditors are entitled to get a full return but at the moment I have no chance of getting a full time job and am trying to find some temporary work as the industry I work in has been badly hit.

With my payout of £18,000 I need to leave enough to live on for 6 months so my question is do you think would accept a full and final of £10,000 leaving me £8,000 to get me by alongside some temporary work?

I have been paying into my IVA for 2 years and it was due to finish early as I had a big pay rise and was paying in £1000 per month. If I do get work I am likely to have to take a drop of £10-15,000 per annum.

I would like to know in this current climate would creditors look at this offer favourably being as I have no other income to offer them for the foreseeable future and would this offer them a better return than if I went bankrupt where they would get less.

This means that I would have paid a total of £30,000 on a £36,000 debt

Any advice will be greatly received.

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Post by MelanieGiles » Wed Jan 28, 2009 10:52 am
I think that this is a duplicate of your earlier post, which Michael and I have answered?
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Post by kallis3 » Wed Jan 28, 2009 11:49 am
It is a duplicate Melanie, so I'm locking it.
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