Posted: Sun Jun 17, 2007 3:13 pm
Hi
We have just received our annual report and don't understand the first page! It says that the dividend is one pence less than the supervisor's estimations, 'however this is subject to change upon receipt of outstanding claims from creditors.' 'The present decrease in dividend is due to an increase in claims from unsecured creditors.' and 'it is proposed that an interim dividend of 10 pence in the pound be distributed within 36 months of the effective date.'
Well none of it makes sense. We have compared this new report with our existing report and there appear to be NO increase in claims from creditors, however what there does appear is one creditor MBNA (Credit card £6,500.00) who was accounted for in the original pence in the pound but who appears have not put in a claim, which is odd because they are linked to Alliance and Leicester who are our second biggest creditor. Does this mean at any time during the five years they can decide to take an interest and want to be part of the IVA? Also, has the pence in the pound originally set up took MBNA into account, I can't understand why creditors are getting a pence less in the pound, and we definetley don't understand this about the ten pence in the pound - what exactly does this mean???
Thanks - very confused Kitney
We have just received our annual report and don't understand the first page! It says that the dividend is one pence less than the supervisor's estimations, 'however this is subject to change upon receipt of outstanding claims from creditors.' 'The present decrease in dividend is due to an increase in claims from unsecured creditors.' and 'it is proposed that an interim dividend of 10 pence in the pound be distributed within 36 months of the effective date.'
Well none of it makes sense. We have compared this new report with our existing report and there appear to be NO increase in claims from creditors, however what there does appear is one creditor MBNA (Credit card £6,500.00) who was accounted for in the original pence in the pound but who appears have not put in a claim, which is odd because they are linked to Alliance and Leicester who are our second biggest creditor. Does this mean at any time during the five years they can decide to take an interest and want to be part of the IVA? Also, has the pence in the pound originally set up took MBNA into account, I can't understand why creditors are getting a pence less in the pound, and we definetley don't understand this about the ten pence in the pound - what exactly does this mean???
Thanks - very confused Kitney