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struggling with choices,(bankruptcy)
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the problem for me understanding, is "what is high value"..
to me something worth 5 or 10 grand is high value,
something worth 500 or even 1000 at the time of purchase isnt that high value.. its barely a months wage for the average joe..
i hope the CCCS will help me to go through all this.
thanks for the info guys0 -
Anything £1k or more should be listed as an asset really. OR won't care what you may think is high value - its down to what he thinks is high value!0
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yes, its me again, sorry for the hassle,
I need to raise cash right quick,
(rent and the BR payment)
will i get "slapped" by the OR when the time comes if i sell items to raise the money?0 -
Probably not in this circumstance - you have sold an asset so as not to increase your debt.0
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one more thing RE last question:
im flogging stuff on ebay, will any OR want reciepts for sale, or just reasons for doing so and/or what ive spent the money on?0
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