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have had paperwork back to sign etc to start a DMP states 3 months wage slips and bank accounts, now I have not got all my weekly wage slips for 3 months as i shred them
and dont have bank statements as I cancelled paper ones
what do i do please

Ask your employer and the bank to provide you with copies.

didnt know work could do that so thanks melanie

I never needed payslips or anything like that for my DMP. I guess it just went on trust because i didnt have to prove anything. I was with Payplan, i guess each compnay has different policies.

I was with Hamilton Locke for mine, and I had to send payslips, but I don't remember having to send bank statements.

Think it just depends who your with Jan but my DMP seemed to get rushed through and not one of my creditors were happy with there offer.

We had no problems at all. Each creditor was happy with their offer, and just rang up every six months to see if anything had changed.

We did have HSBC trying to get us to take out one of their 'managed' loans, but we couldn't have afforded the repayments anyway.

It's funny how they can accept some and freeze interest, but not others.

3 months wage slips and 3 months bank statements, i get paid weekly so thats a bummer i have around 6 wageslips here i shred everything
Now i wont be lol

I'm sure they will give you the other 6 payslips you need.

Did you have to change your bank LD? I can't remember. If so, you will need to contact your previous bank and get statements from them as well if you have been with a new one for less than three months.

I take it you are with Andrew ld? If so, why not give him a call and explain the situation, I am sure he will be happy to cut you a little slack if he can.

Regards.

Do banks not charge for extra copies of statements??

I thought they did - last time I asked it was £5 a statement, and that was a few years ago!

Can you not download and print statements from your internet banking? I don't have paper statements from Nationwide, but I can print them off any time I want them.

I keep all mine (admittedly not all in the same place!) but they're around somewhere - you never know when you might need them, especially when the payroll department isn't very efficient!