I must be getting close

[MerlinL14]

I must be getting close to having my Completion certificate issued. I received a letter from GT today, stating that they need to calculate the statutory interest in the PPI claims that were successful. But can not get the claims company who oversaw it all to give them a figure. Bottom line is I did it all, never needed a claims company to do what was a simple task. I did, after all the PPI had been claimed, sign the spotty letter to let GT's agent attempt to make the claims, but that was me just not wanting to go through endless correspondence telling them I had already done it. Going to dig out the letters of 'guilt' from the Banks and give the figures to GT tomorrow, hopefully looking at just weeks now. <fingers crossed>

[Shining]

Fingers crossed it won't be long.

[luluj]

Well done for doing this yourself ... hopefully once all the detail is received they can progress quickly so full closure can be done

[Foggy]

Great to hear this can (should) be put to bed quickly.

[MerlinL14]

I have just reread the letter from GT, and I am actually shocked. The crux of the tiny print at the end of the page states that if I don't or can't supply the paperwork for the SI then GT will close my IVA without making the SI a payment to me but to my creditors! Now I have all the paperwork because I did all the footwork and letter writing, but for someone who used a claims firm it sounds like GT will not process their SI refund without them sending this to GT. Now surely this is GT's responsibility not the person in the IVA? GT commission some claims company to carry out a half ass job, then put the responsibility in the debtor to provide the paperwork to prove the amount of SI owed to them at the end of their IVA term.
Keep all the letters you get from these companies, they really may be the difference between a couple hundred quid refund or nothing.