font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica">quote:<hr height="1" noshade>Originally posted by MelanieGiles
If you knew you had agreed to extend the IVA by a further year, why did you feel that your payments were to stop at the end of 2012?
I'm an idiot, that's why i ended up in an IVA in the first place, because i'm useless with money and paperwork.
Grant Thornton seem to extract a massive fee, what are they paying themselves for exactly? What have they been doing since 12/2012 to deserve to withdraw any sort of fee in my case?
I've also found another income and expenditure review looking through what paperwork i can find, and this seems to indicate the Variation was £180 for 42 months.
So my annual reports to creditors...
9/1/2012 - £180 for 42 months
16/1/2013 - £180 for 32 months
9/1/2014 - £180 for 45 months
See what i'm dealing with? Do Grant Thornton even know how long my variation is for?
Which department do i ring to get hold of someone who can get things done, who can find out what my real terms are and can offer me a final balance? I'm fed up of talking to dogs bodies at GT who haven't got a clue.
My mum has offered to pay a final payment on my behalf if it is FINAL and grant thornton will go away afterwards and grant me closure. Who do i need to phone to get this done?