What happens about belongings?
Rainbow_Butterfly
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My debts are all from before I was married or even knew my now husband. We have a very modesly furnished house, the only things of any value at all really being £400 sofas, a tv that was £120 5 years ago and a £400 computer that was bought for the family a couple of years ago. We dont have a car and live in the middle of nowhere so I use this to do online food shopping etc etc.
Do I need to list these things as assets or would they be left alone as they are used by the whole family & not just me? (It is just me who wld be going BR).
Do I need to list these things as assets or would they be left alone as they are used by the whole family & not just me? (It is just me who wld be going BR).
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I wouldn't bother listing them... I had similar and didn't.
The OR will only be interested in items with a high resaleable value or that cost a lot to maintain.:hello:Save a little money each month and at the end of the year you’ll be surprised at how little you have.An eye for an eye only ends up making the whole world blind0 -
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Ok cheers for that!0
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