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Post by gary.js » Fri Aug 06, 2010 5:14 am
Hi Mole,
Thanks for the comments.It would have been good to know before the review you are right, but hoping for news any day now, I hope.4 years down and there is light at the end of the tunnel we hope.
How much light we are yet to know.
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Post by gary.js » Wed Aug 11, 2010 11:59 am
Hi Declan,

How long does a 4 year review usually take please? I am sure the other years did not take this long. An indication of a timescale would be comforting.

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Post by MelanieGiles » Wed Aug 11, 2010 12:43 pm
It has to be completed within two months of the anniversary of your arrangement.
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Post by Declan at DebtFreeDirect » Wed Aug 11, 2010 1:53 pm
Hi Gary
Mel is correct - within two months of the anniversay. If you would like, I can check to see where it is at right now for you?

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Declan Murray
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Post by gary.js » Wed Aug 11, 2010 10:32 pm
That would be great Declan.

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Post by gary.js » Wed Aug 18, 2010 8:03 pm
Hi, I have had contact. I spoke to a lovely girl, don't get me wrong, but even though I tried my hardest to explain, I could not make it totally clear what information I required. I was told that my review had been completed and payments have not gone up. I had hoped and guessed this due to extra money put in. She said that I had a note on my file saying that a final offer was to be made to the creditors, if I agreed. I did, but not sure what that entailed really.

I did ask if my payments were to be reduced in terms of time, but she did not really know and had no information to hand really on my extra payments and the windfall payment.

She said a request for a final settlement to the creditors would be offered and someone would call me a the next few days.So the review has been done, in terms of monthly payments, but no other information for me to update you on.I am guessing that if there was not a chance of the creditors exepting then they would not try?I don't know.The girl could not answer in terms of, that if the settlement was rejected in regards to how many payments would be left. Back to the nail biting for the moment. It would be great if anyone can explain the final offer bit to me. Many thanks in advance

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Post by Shining » Wed Aug 18, 2010 8:08 pm
I'm not sure but Declan may comment tomorrow. I hope it's going to conclude after 60 months for you x
IVA final payment left the bank on the 26th January 2013...looking forward to a debt free future.
 
 

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Post by gary.js » Wed Aug 18, 2010 8:10 pm
Thanks Lesley, me too.
 
 

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Post by gary.js » Thu Aug 19, 2010 9:35 pm
Hi,

Had another reply today.First of all we talked about the final offer and was told it was a bad idea unless I have lost my job. I haven't, so they said they would not probably accept. Thats okay because thats not what I wanted to do anyway it was what DFD suggested.

We discussed what I wanted to know, in terms of how long I have left and could not get an answer. Was told sometime in September would be the likleyhood of me knowing.

We did work out that out of the 45,000 owing I had paid off 38,000. So I asked that if I continued to pay £700 a week, £8,400, then this would pay over the 100% you can pay back. This was agreed but was told that even if I paid 100% back we would probably have to pay for another year as well. This was so that DFD got paid a fee as well, for the last year of the agreement. They said that fees were taken every year and I could not get an answer on how many fees were left to pay. Over £7000 in fees over the term was the figure quoted but they were not sure how much left to pay [xx(]

I just want to know how much I have left to pay, how long left to pay and what the windfall of over £7000 has done to help and surely by taking all of these calculations, we can come up with a projected date of completion. I pay 92p in the pound, so only 8% to find of £45000 to make it up to 100%, which is £3600, so change left there. I can logically work out that if I pay another £8,400 this year we will be there, 100%, but can't logic the extra year on top of that at £8,400, plus the change from the windfall.

Roll on September, as I am guessing the annual report will have all of this detail in full [;)]

Sorry to roll this on guys but just letting off some frustration and worry[:D]

The light in the distant tunnel is almost peaking through[:)]

Thanks for listening

Gary
 
 

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Post by gary.js » Fri Sep 10, 2010 6:53 pm
I have been mailed by DFD today and here was the reply to my question on how long before the report will be until ready as it has been ages now -

Hi Gary,

I have checked with the Case Review department and they have said it will still be another 3-4 weeks before the Annual Review is drafted. Once it has been completed it will be posted to you and your creditors.

So frustrating that no-one can give me an inkling of how this will end up - it can't be that hard to add up can it, lol. When I missed a payment it was quickly calculated, lol.After all I am paying for this service and yet can't get the information I need.

Surely DFD can understand the tension and suspense here.

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Post by MelanieGiles » Sun Sep 12, 2010 9:11 pm
Hopefully Declan will be able to look into this for you next week, and try and speed up the process.
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Post by gary.js » Mon Sep 13, 2010 6:16 pm
I hope so Melanie.
I just want to know - How much we have paid
How much more to pay
How long left now the extra has gone in
The lady I spoke to recently said that I would probably have to still pay the final 2 years despite the extra money paid in? She said that if we then over pay we would get it back!! I don't want to over pay, lol, I want to know when to stop.
I have a gut feeling that I will get the report and it will not answer my questions and I will end up frustrated further. I have a feeling that the report will just show what I have paid. Its really getting on top of me now. Deep breath required.
 
 

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Post by MelanieGiles » Mon Sep 13, 2010 7:23 pm
Insist on speaking to the IP personally, where you will get direct answers to direct questions from the horse's mouth - figuratively speaking of course!
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Post by Declan at DebtFreeDirect » Tue Sep 14, 2010 11:44 am
Hi Gary
I’m happy to keep investigating this for you and ensure you get everything you need. If there is any misunderstandings or uncertainties I will raise it with your IP personally.

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Post by gary.js » Tue Sep 14, 2010 5:40 pm
Hi Declan,
Yes I am happy for you to look at this for me.If you can personally guarantee that all my questions will be answered when I get the report or before, then your word is good enough for me.
What is your feeling on my requests Declan, are they valid in terms of not paying the extra year now, due to the monthly over payments and the £7000 windfall? Surely the girl I spoke to was wrong in saying I had to pay the extra year come what may, as I would get a refund if I over paid? She was very concerned that DFD got their extra year' worth of fee's rather than the pressure I was under.
Thank you

Gary
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