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DMP Mutual Support Thread (Part 6)
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Hi Muddlemess
You've been around for so long I just assumed you were already well into a DMP, so surprised to hear you're just starting out. Very good luck with it all, and Happy Birthday for today!!!
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DGLBM - March 2009, DMP Start - April 2009
DMP Mutual Support Thread Member 297
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hi all
muddlemess - happy birthday!!!!! hope you get to have a nice glass of something!! :beer:
having a good day today - have gone thought my 'debt file' and sorted it all properly and am now about to start looking at who is still charging me interest & charges and see what i can do about that!!!
also have nice clean house (how sad i know - but have a few days off) - doing a nice chicken curry tonight so i think i'll have a nice glass of something too!!!!
have good days
sas xxMassive !! LBM June 09 - Debts [STRIKE]£70k [/STRIKE]:eek: now £63k (PPI Claim succesfull)
will never ever ever get credit again (couldn't if i wanted!!!! - LOL - have to laugh, keeps me sane.
DFD 9 years away......................0 -
A veyr Happy Birthday to you muddlemess. Hope you have a lovely day : )DMP Mutual Support Thread Member No 315Married 03/04/2010with many thanks to MSE Wedding boardLO 23/03/12 Special thanks to TTC thread0
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sas, sounds like a perfect day to me ; )DMP Mutual Support Thread Member No 315Married 03/04/2010with many thanks to MSE Wedding boardLO 23/03/12 Special thanks to TTC thread0
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Happy birthday muddlemess. Have a wonderful day, sun is shining.Long Hauler No: 51
DMP Mutal Support Thread No: 207
Proud to be dealing with my debts
DFD - June '13, aiming for December '120 -
Happy Birthday Muddlemess!! Hope you have a lovely day!!DMP Mutual Support Thread Member No 261Debt at start of DMP (Jan 2009) = 46,147.86 Now = 36,826.98DFD = [STRIKE]Jan 2014[/STRIKE] May 2013 ([strike]60[/strike] [STRIKE]52[/STRIKE] 41 payments to go)NSD:Nov 12/12:jDec 9/10 Jan 5/10Slowly but surely:coffee:0
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Happy Birthday Muddlemess!
I am sooo fed up with Natwest - honestly we are nearing a month when i first applied for my account, took 2 weeks to get an account number, a further week to get a pin number, a further half week to get a debit card - which takes 24 hours to activate?? And now today I finally recieve my internet banking activation code only to find out I cant make ANY online payments without a card reader - that can take up to 15 days!!!
I also find that they havent transfered any of my direct debits either! Just wonderful!! Now I have to use the phone to call them up and make payments - make a ton of apologising phone calls over failed direct debits and set up the D/D transfers myself. Lovely!
Anyhoos
I did recieve a lovely letter from First Direct saying they accept my payment as per CCCS proposal until a review in OCt 2010 and interest will be charged at 0% over first directs base rate of 0.5% making an annual rate of 0%.
They are my biggest creditor at 16k.
So thats great newsHope the others will be as easy! one can hope!
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munkie - that just shows how big a bunch of liars First Direct are!!! They told me the 6% above base rate was a preferential interest rate and they don't stop interest on DMP debts!!! :mad:
I only owed them £7.5k - less now!!!working on clearing the clutterDo I want the stuff or the space?0 -
I was already on a repayment arrangment with First Direct. Last year I arranged to up my payments from £425 to £520 to pay it off in three years- good times ha - and on that they tried to up the rate to 6% but sods laws--- my work started us on a short week to get over a rough patch and my payments went down to £280.00 instead and on this i was paying 0.5% I think - around £20 on £16k debt.
I think its a case of them humping up the interest when you are going to pay it off quicker - is that a case for you? My payment is now £96. How does your debt and payment compare?Hey, Soul Sister0 -
Yeah that may be it. But I've recently lowered my payments - their payment only reduces by about £3 though :rolleyes:
They get just over £115 from me and the current balance is just over £5k now.working on clearing the clutterDo I want the stuff or the space?0
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