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lifenoteasy

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Post by lifenoteasy » Sat Feb 14, 2015 11:00 am
"23% of receipts" they can and might well backdate.
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I'm not sure that they can - letters sent out did not state when they wanted it to start from and needed the agreement of creditors.

If that is stated to creditors BUT was not stated to us they have not obtained consent correctly as they needed that consent to progress the matter with them.

Would anyone really agree to an increase that puts them into arrears?
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Post by hubert » Sat Feb 14, 2015 1:24 pm
If you sign up for 23% and they backdate them it can't put you in arrears.

If they are coming up short because too much was already sent to the creditors that's between CF and the creditors and nothing to do with us.

The creditors will have signed-up for 23% as well. That's their business and we are not in control of that bit.
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Post by Can » Sat Feb 14, 2015 3:19 pm
Hi
I did not sign the letter to increase fees .. They have not extended term to cover any increased fee they say that I am in arrears and my Iva didn't start until after the first 3 months payments were made to my tax , but I had paid my x 3 month tax liability together with my voluntary contribution , which shows on bank statements and on my first yearly review documents . I have emailed and asked them to prove the 255 arrears and asked them what has happened to my x3 month tax that I had paid ... Let's see if they can provide answers.
On another note just to let everyone know that the carrot of the keeping some of your ppi is incorrect they emailed me when I asked them to confirm what they meant and the reply was that I had misunderstood and that all ppi claims get paid into pot and nothing will be given to us even if we did sign the new terms and cons !'
 
 

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Post by Michael Peoples » Sat Feb 14, 2015 7:30 pm
There was a similar post before when CF got confused about a self employed client and the tax payments pre April. Try to speak to someone who understands IVAs and the self employed and show them the date your IVA was approved. This will be on the Chairman's report or insolvency register.

It is interesting what you say about the PPI because this is not cut and dried across the industry. We use the R3 standard terms and conditions which are quite clear.
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