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Northern Rock

Along with my other two creditors, Ive been paying £1.00 a month towards my debt with Northern Rock.

I have a personal loan with them to the tune of £2,092.00 opened in 2006.

As I am retired through ill health they have accepted this payment of £1 every month since 2007 with a reassessment each year. This is regardless of the CAB writing to them when offering £1 from me, explaining I will never work again and live on benefits.

So now they are asking for a review again of my finances and giving me 7 days to produce a financial statement. This I have hand written ready to post.

Knowing I will never be able to pay it off, what should I do now?. Thanks

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