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debt going up before b.r
nev32
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This may sound like a silly question & i guess im just worrying too much as we have been waiting for br date to come for 2 months now.
our creditors & mortgage & veryone else are hikeing up our debt, with phonecalls & letters costing £25 to £30 + for the admin i guess, although we done our forms a month or so ago now the totals will be different.
i take it the or will obviously no this & a total will be available to him via the creditors of which have increased since we wrote on forms for oustanding balance.
dammm take a breath. sorry.:rolleyes:
our creditors & mortgage & veryone else are hikeing up our debt, with phonecalls & letters costing £25 to £30 + for the admin i guess, although we done our forms a month or so ago now the totals will be different.
i take it the or will obviously no this & a total will be available to him via the creditors of which have increased since we wrote on forms for oustanding balance.
dammm take a breath. sorry.:rolleyes:
BR on 10th september 2009. :shhh::shhh::shhh:
DC 10th september 2010 _party__party__party__party_
DC 10th september 2010 _party__party__party__party_
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matters not, just an accounting exercise for them, they can add it all on now and then take it off when you go bankrupt. the OR will get up to date balances if need be from them laterHi, im Debtinfo, i am an ex insolvency examiner and over the years have personally dealt with thousands of bankruptcy cases.
Please note that any views i put forth are not those of my former employer The Insolvency Service and do not constitute professional advice, you should always seek professional advice before entering insolvency proceedings.0
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