ive often wonderedif shes following these threads or if the other experts on here who know her or who are in contact have informed her whats going on. I realise she cant do anything about it but just out of curiosity just wondered if she knows the situation with CF
Business is Business, Mel's made a few quid and so be it. Good luck to her.
We would of all done the same if we were in her boat, and your only kidding yourself if you don't believe that. I'm past worrying now about what CF are going to do. In all fairness the review form looks a lot better than some and I know for a fact I will be adding extra in a few boxes I didn't use last time.
Loved Money, Hate Credit, Road to Recovery.... IVA started 3/3/14 -- IVA F&F accepted 18/5/17
Hi recovering. Yes, I did refer back to my PJG form for reference and found it easy enough to fill in.
Thankfully the NatWest banking website makes it very easy to download pdf statements and I had kept my wage slips and scanned them in at work.
CF had sent me their form in paper format, so I re-created it in Excel with formulas to total everything up, and so I could send everything in by email rather than the post. I'm happy to send you the blank Excel template if you wish.
My review was actually quite tricky as I've had rather significant increases in both income and expenditure during the first year of my IVA, so it took a little time to get all the figures down and presented correctly.
Now it's just a waiting game for the outcome.
p.s. I still haven't been asked to sign their terms & conditions.
I haven't been asked either but I expect the letter/email is coming! Thanks for the offer as I don't have office on my laptop ( apparently you now have to purchase seperately) I dont think I can do it that way?
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I haven't been asked either but I expect the letter/email is coming! Thanks for the offer as I don't have office on my laptop ( apparently you now have to purchase seperately) I dont think I can do it that way?
You can use Google Docs, OpenOffice or Libre Office for free. All will open, edit and save Microsoft Office documents no problem.
Google Docs is online (and will sync with your phone/tablet easily which is useful). Libre and OpenOffice are 'download & install' like Microsoft Office.
Garcks, if you have the spreadsheet and you're happy to share, could you pop it on Google Drive or Dropbox etc and share the link here? I'd appreciate the electronic version.
