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Early Discharge

creditcardshuffler
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Hi All I thought I would just post a quick update.
:j I have received my notice of early discharge today.:j
Its been a turbulent year and with the help of this forum and its many experts I have managed to negotiate this Bankruptcy minefield with confidence ( OK maybe confidence is a little too strong a word but I think you know what I mean)
What started as a daunting journey has now come to a reasonably happy end. My credit rating is shot and at 40+ years old I may not be in a position to be able to buy my own home again....renting is not that bad.....
Life has changed dramatically and with the wife now in charge of the purse strings (my wages go straight to her ...they do not pass GO and do not collect £100!!.....) I am only given a little pocket money each week and when its gone... its gone!! She will not give me any more.
This E.D. notice has me in a strange mood...I do not know whether to be happy or sad, celebrate or cry.....
My life can start again now........the school holidays will soon be upon us and we are looking forward to spending a couple of weeks on our favourite beaches in Cornwall, this year the cash will have to be budgeted a lot better as there are no credit cards to dump things onto. If you see a little blue car driving south at exactly 56mph on the M5 in late July it will be me trying to save on fuel ( how much can be saved by slipstreaming behind a national express coach is going to be one of my motorway experiments)
Thanks
CCS
:j I have received my notice of early discharge today.:j
Its been a turbulent year and with the help of this forum and its many experts I have managed to negotiate this Bankruptcy minefield with confidence ( OK maybe confidence is a little too strong a word but I think you know what I mean)
What started as a daunting journey has now come to a reasonably happy end. My credit rating is shot and at 40+ years old I may not be in a position to be able to buy my own home again....renting is not that bad.....
Life has changed dramatically and with the wife now in charge of the purse strings (my wages go straight to her ...they do not pass GO and do not collect £100!!.....) I am only given a little pocket money each week and when its gone... its gone!! She will not give me any more.
This E.D. notice has me in a strange mood...I do not know whether to be happy or sad, celebrate or cry.....
My life can start again now........the school holidays will soon be upon us and we are looking forward to spending a couple of weeks on our favourite beaches in Cornwall, this year the cash will have to be budgeted a lot better as there are no credit cards to dump things onto. If you see a little blue car driving south at exactly 56mph on the M5 in late July it will be me trying to save on fuel ( how much can be saved by slipstreaming behind a national express coach is going to be one of my motorway experiments)
Thanks
CCS
~:staradmin~BR January 15th 2008 ~:staradmin~
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~*~E.D. July 9th 2008~*~
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~:staradmin~Time to start rebuilding a more simple life~:staradmin~
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Wow and well done. Jan - july good going.DFree impartial debt advice available from: National Debtline - Tel: 0808 808 4000 | The Consumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS) - Tel: 0800 138 1111 | Find your local Citizens Advice Bureau
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Congratulations CCS. :beer:creditcardshuffler wrote: »If you see a little blue car driving south at exactly 56mph on the M5 in late July it will be me trying to save on fuel ( how much can be saved by slipstreaming behind a national express coach is going to be one of my motorway experiments)
Mythbusters from the discovery channel tried that. :eek::eek:
http://mythbusters-wiki.discovery.com/page/Big+Rig+Drafting
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Well done CCS.:T:T
Enjoy your break in Cornwall. My favorite part of the worldMy Nan lives there and I wish we could afford to move there.
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Thanks Dalip Fermi and tigerfeet2006.
The link to the drafting experiment scared me :eek:
As long as the journey is better than last years ( we got caught in the night of the floods and sat from 11pm to 7 am on the M5 near Gloucester) I don't really care....(17hours driving and no sleep for 36 hours...After setting off from home at 9 pm ish and arriving at our campsite at 2pm followed by an hour and half to pitch a tent on a very wet field!!).
I love Cornwall and Surfing so I too would love to move there...:www: perhaps a small cafe on the beach selling veggie snacks and me giving surf lessons....Any body want to invest in this dream of mine...I have an excellent track record..........well sort of........:cool:~:staradmin~BR January 15th 2008 ~:staradmin~*~:staradmin~*~*~E.D. July 9th 2008~*~~:staradmin~~:staradmin~Time to start rebuilding a more simple life~:staradmin~0 -
All the best Shuffler, enjoy the holiday after a good short BR, Cornwall is fantastic.Bankrupt 11th June 2008
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Congrats on your ED- did you get something through the post? I saw mine online on my report but havent recieved anything yet - starting to worry that It isnt real- Enjoy your holiday-Don't get strung out by the way I look,
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Well done!
Ooooh, i'm jealous of your Cornwall holiday! I'd love to go down there this summer
Have a great time!BSC Member 155 :cool:
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devonsdreamer wrote: »Congrats on your ED- did you get something through the post? I saw mine online on my report but havent recieved anything yet - starting to worry that It isnt real- Enjoy your holiday-
Yes I received a letter in the post this morning and when I checked online that had been updated too. My letter did say that if I wanted a certificateof discharge I should contact the court!! Do I need this certified too!!!!!~:staradmin~BR January 15th 2008 ~:staradmin~*~:staradmin~*~*~E.D. July 9th 2008~*~~:staradmin~~:staradmin~Time to start rebuilding a more simple life~:staradmin~0 -
you "could" if you wanted to but the court will charge £65 for the cert
contact your OR's office they'll send confirmation of discharge in writing for free usuallyPhilnicandamy's OH and mum to a two year old god help me!:p
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Well done mate just enjoy your new life .
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