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income & expenditure

carlos700
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When sending out income & expenditure out to creditors do you have to list all your other creditors and how much i will be paying each creditor ?
I have £120 surplus income but i dont want the creditor who i am sending the income & expenditure to think that all this surplus is for them because it will be shared between 5 creditors .
I have £120 surplus income but i dont want the creditor who i am sending the income & expenditure to think that all this surplus is for them because it will be shared between 5 creditors .
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no the letter on there just states your budget and the amount you are paying that creditor0
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When sending out income & expenditure out to creditors do you have to list all your other creditors and how much i will be paying each creditor ?
I have £120 surplus income but i dont want the creditor who i am sending the income & expenditure to think that all this surplus is for them because it will be shared between 5 creditors .
It is accepted practice to list all creditors, balances and to show how their portion of the pro-rata distribution is calculated.
If you merely show a surplus (say £100 per month) and then offer them a smaller figure (say £8) would you expect them to accept this without explanation?0
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