Completeing a IPOQ

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hi

I am so scared I have just completed one of these for a non potentional or a potential payment arrangmenet. I am now 6 months into my bankruptcy


do these figure look ok




My income after tax £1140 month


Husband £2130.00 month


Child benefit £82.00 month





Rent £650.00 per month


Council Tax £150.00 per month


Contents £15.00 month


TV License £12.00


Gas £90 we paying £40.00 arreas on gas bill included in this.


Electricity £50


Water £32.00


Hire purchase baby costs prams etc £35.00 month








Childcare for our baby £400 month


Child Maintenance (CSA husbands kids) £380.00


Prescriptions and medicines £20.00 Month


Dentist £20.00 Month


Other costs?





Public Transport £94.30 month


Vehicle Finance £154.00 month


Vehicle Insurance £40.00 per month


Road Tax £140.00 year


MOT and Service £30 month needs 2 services a year


Breakdown cover included in lease


Fuel £140.00 month


Tyne Tunnel £56.00 month


Other Transport Costs will be as and when needed.





School costs


School Uniform £150.00 per year for 2 children


After School club and breakfast club £70.00 Month


Other Costs?





Phone £30.00 Month


Sky & Internet £35.00 Month


Hobbies leisure etc £40.00


Gifts birthdays etc £100 per year but this will probably go up with now having elula)





Groceries £400.00 month included feeding husbands 2 children as they stop twice a week and then more during holidays and pet food and for pack lunches


Nappies £25.00 month


Milk £40.00 month


Baby food £ 35.00 month tins breakfast etc


School meals £20 month


Alcohol £20.00 month


Smoking E cigarette £8 month


Vets flea and worming and pet insurance is £48.00 month


Clothing for baby £20 she is contantly growing


Clothing for us and 2 kids £40.00 month


Hairdressing £35.00 month




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  • TheGardener
    TheGardener Posts: 3,303 Forumite
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    Hi
    It will be much easier for people to look at if you use this calculator http://www.stoozing.com/calculator/soa.php and format it for this site.
    Is this SOA both you and your partner and who is actually BR - you or both of you?

    There are a few things:
    Gas debt - is that debt accrued since you went BR? If not then you should not be paying any arears as it should have gone into your BR if the account is in your name.
    Alcohol and e-cigs wont normally be permitted
    vets insurance - some ORs wont allow this
    Vehicle finance - assume this is your partners not yours?

    Like I say - unless we who is BR and whose income is being assessed its hard to advise.
  • jojopa123_2
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    hi


    sorry I am bankrupt no financial connection to husband he is not bankrupt. Gas also debt from old house after bankruptcy we have since had to move I will recalcute thanks
    xx
  • jojopa123_2
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    Hi


    I hope this makes sense.


    I am bankrupt just come back part time from maternity leave I told the of this as wanted to be honest.


    They didn't take a ipa off me due to maternity pay which has left my hubby in more debt so I had to come back early.


    I'm scared out my wits incase they expect me to pay massive amount back im happy to pay a small amount back.


    When I was on maternity leave my official received said I was paying 26% towards the household but I said surly now my circumstance have changed my hubby has his own debts and 2 children from his previous marriage and we get them 2 time a week to stay and then extra during holidays.


    hope I have done this correct. I havnt included his debt or his car lease amount of £150.00 per month shall I do this again?


    Statement of Affairs and Personal Balance Sheet
    Household Information

    Number of adults in household........... 2
    Number of children in household......... 3
    Number of cars owned.................... 1
    Monthly Income Details

    Monthly income after tax................ 1140
    Partners monthly income after tax....... 2130
    Benefits................................ 82
    Other income............................ 0
    Total monthly income.................... 3352

    Monthly Expense Details

    Mortgage................................ 0
    Secured/HP loan repayments.............. 35
    Rent.................................... 650
    Management charge (leasehold property).. 0
    Council tax............................. 150
    Electricity............................. 50
    Gas..................................... 90
    Oil..................................... 0
    Water rates............................. 32
    Telephone (land line)................... 15
    Mobile phone............................ 35
    TV Licence.............................. 12
    Satellite/Cable TV...................... 0
    Internet Services....................... 20
    Groceries etc. ......................... 500
    Clothing................................ 40
    Petrol/diesel........................... 200
    Road tax................................ 22
    Car Insurance........................... 40
    Car maintenance (including MOT)......... 30
    Car parking............................. 0
    Other travel............................ 95
    Childcare/nursery....................... 400
    Other child related expenses............ 450
    Medical (prescriptions, dentist etc).... 40
    Pet insurance/vet bills................. 48
    Buildings insurance..................... 0
    Contents insurance...................... 15
    Life assurance ......................... 0
    Other insurance......................... 0
    Presents (birthday, christmas etc)...... 30
    Haircuts................................ 40
    Entertainment........................... 40
    Holiday................................. 20
    Emergency fund.......................... 40
    Total monthly expenses.................. 3139


    Assets

    Cash.................................... 0
    House value (Gross)..................... 0
    Shares and bonds........................ 0
    Car(s).................................. 0
    Other assets............................ 0
    Total Assets............................ 0


    Secured & HP Debts

    Description....................Debt......Monthly...APR
    Mortgage...................... 0........(0)........0
    Hire Purchase (HP) debt ...... 400......(35).......0
    Total secured & HP debts...... 400.......-.........-

    Unsecured Debts
    Description....................Debt......Monthly...APR
    Total unsecured debts..........0.........0.........-


    Monthly Budget Summary

    Total monthly income.................... 3,352
    Expenses (including HP & secured debts). 3,139
    Available for debt repayments........... 213
    Monthly UNsecured debt repayments....... 0
    Amount left after debt repayments....... 213

    Personal Balance Sheet Summary
    Total assets (things you own)........... 0
    Total HP & Secured debt................. -400
    Total Unsecured debt.................... -0
    Net Assets.............................. -400

    Created using the SOA calculator at www.stoozing.com.
    Reproduced on Moneysavingexpert with permission, using other browser.
  • TheGardener
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    If its only you who is BR then the SOA should just show your income and expenditure at 26% of the totals so for example if the rent is £650 them your expenditure will be £169. As you are now back working, you are earning approx. 50% of what your partner is earning - has the OR revised your 'share'?

    IPA's are not normally back dated - if the OR changes your IPA then it will be paid from that point on.
    Your partners debts are no concern of the OR's so the OR will not normally allow you to pay less IPA because of hubby's debt.
    Entertainment is rarely allowed but of course hubby can spend his money on what he likes as far as the OR is concerned.
  • silvercar
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    It would be easier of you kept to one thread. Previous thread:

    http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.php?t=5637090
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  • jojopa123_2
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    Hi

    I don't have an IPA at the moment. She is gonna work it out as I was previously on benefits maternity pay. No she hasn't worked mine out the 26% is my share I paid on maternity pay. I pay all the childcare out of my wages as hubby can't afford it out of his.

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  • jojopa123_2
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    Hi the gardener

    Thanks for your response because I earn like you say nearly 50% of my hubby wage surly he or should expect me to being approx nesyl50# of bills is that corrrct and true the 26% I was paying my share when on maternity leave. I have no IPA as of yet just scare as got the paperwork through. I was honest and told them I started back.

    I have heard I don't have to accept the IPA if I think it's too much and I will go to court and explain my position. If it expects hubby to pay more household and gold are he won't have enough for his other kids and debts which will put him in worse potion. X
  • TheGardener
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    debtdoctor is the best at advice on IPAs but it is true you can go to court to dispute it. Personally I would be wary of that unless it is truly unreasonable. As I say - the OR isn't interested in your partners expenditure and is unlikely to support a reduced IPA because he is in debt.
  • jojopa123_2
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    Hi thanks the gardener.

    I am happy to pay something back eh oh I can afford but I can't let hubby pay for everything. I pay £400 a month th childcare costs as he pay most of bills. Hopefully I won't get an IPA. I'm working with cuz I tend advice tomorrow on completing forms. I think she should share my household half with my hubby. If all ends she will force me to quit my job I mean o my if it's a stupid amour they want back. I was think I could afford £50 a month
  • silvercar
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    jojopa123 wrote: »
    Hi thanks the gardener.

    I am happy to pay something back eh oh I can afford but I can't let hubby pay for everything. I pay £400 a month th childcare costs as he pay most of bills. Hopefully I won't get an IPA. I'm working with cuz I tend advice tomorrow on completing forms. I think she should share my household half with my hubby. If all ends she will force me to quit my job I mean o my if it's a stupid amour they want back. I was think I could afford £50 a month

    One option would be to delay your return to work until just under 3 weeks before your automatic discharge.
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