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Personal Insolvency Cover Plans?
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The friend who I’m helping petition for B/R got a call from her friend
Telling her about “Personal Insolvency Cover Plans”
She was very vague about the details – possibly because the company offering them were also a bit vague…
I had better not name the company – but has anybody else heard about these “plans”?
To be honest my friend is now very keen to go ahead with her B/R – but I thought I should try and check out what these “plans” are.
Telling her about “Personal Insolvency Cover Plans”
She was very vague about the details – possibly because the company offering them were also a bit vague…
I had better not name the company – but has anybody else heard about these “plans”?
To be honest my friend is now very keen to go ahead with her B/R – but I thought I should try and check out what these “plans” are.
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All a load of old ******
Its just companies trying to scam folk, tell your friend to ignore it :-)
BR 12th August 2009
:T ED 11th June 2010 :TBSC Member 2830 -
Never heard of them, but a quick google brings up a site that offers them that sounds like it's insurance to cover your assets if you become insolvent, it all seems pretty vague.
From the sounds if it if you're already on the road to BR it's too late to take out a policy.Accept your past without regret, handle your present with confidence and face your future without fear0 -
Yea I thought it was all a bit vague with no real explanation.
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