My debts seem far less than what my IP's saying?

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s.b.w

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Post by s.b.w » Mon Aug 20, 2007 7:34 pm
Dear All

[;)]

Posted a lot on here recently as I'm in my final year.

Had a call with my IP's sec today (still no luck talking directly to my IP at GT).... anyway....

I was going over end figures, as they are still looking at adding a few months to the end of my IVA, even though I have paid regularly, even a couple of additional payments and haven't incurred anything additional that I know of (I was worried previously because fees seem to be rocketing and I've had my mind put at rest as they have to have a creditors meeting and the creditors have to be 75% in favour before they can charge the higher fees, so whopee).

Now for the latest queston...

My debts originally were £35,000 (that was the tota amount of the bills etc I sent through.

My IP came back after the creditors meeting with a figure of £42,000, which I guessed was including any additional charges that I may have incurred.

The latest review letter showed a debt of £42,000 plus another £6,000 worth of claims expected?

Has this happned to anyone else and if I owed MBNA £8,000 could they then top it up to £9,000?

I know for a fact that my debts we're £35,000 and guessed that additional chages made would have possibly pushed this up to £38,000, but not £48,000 as it seems they are going to be claiming!

Do I receive a breakdown from my IP at the end of the IVA of what's being claimed/paid out and to whom? AND... if it is wrong by my books, do I have a right to query it?

All I have received so far is a very basic sentence in my review documents stating that "£42,000 worth of claims have been received with another £6,000 expected"?[:0]

Some idea of what this could be may spur me on to ask them more questions.

Thanks for all your help and advice

Sharon [:o)]

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Post by Adam Davies » Mon Aug 20, 2007 7:59 pm
Hi
Did you have personal loans when you first entered into your IVA ?.If so these generally lodge a claim for the full amount inc all the interest that would have been received over the full term of the loan [unlike credit card debts that generally stay the same].
Ask your IP for a full list of claims to date and compare them to your original IVA proposal.
As they want you to extend your IVA you have a right to ask questions and to get answers.
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Post by MelanieGiles » Mon Aug 20, 2007 8:30 pm
Ask your IP for a summary of all of the creditors claims. They can easily just press a button and e-mail this to you for you to review. You then need to query any amounts that do not look right, and ask youp IP to provide you with a reconciliaton back to the statement of affairs figures.

And you should only need to extend the IVA if you guaranteed a dividend at a certain level.

Regards, Melanie Giles, Insolvency Practitioner for over 20 years.

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s.b.w

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Post by s.b.w » Tue Aug 21, 2007 2:47 pm
Thank you all once again for your answers.

Onwards and upwards.

got to say I can't wait now till it's all over....

and normality.

thanks again

Sharon



Arghhhhh!!!!!!!!!
If only I'd said NO!

Go to my blog at:

http://shazzy.blogs.iva.co.uk/
Arghhhhh!!!!!!!!!
If only I'd said NO!

Go to my blog at:

http://shazzy.blogs.iva.co.uk/
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