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A "Sticky" for BR Friendly Companies?
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Just a thought.
I’ve noticed that after Bankruptcy you can face several problems.
Not least House Contents Insurance, Mobile Phone Contracts, Paying Premiums in Instalments, Savings Accounts etc
Would it be possible to do a “Sticky” telling us all who the BR friendly companies are?
It’ll save so many people a lot of time, money and grief – knowing who the good companies are.
I’ve noticed that after Bankruptcy you can face several problems.
Not least House Contents Insurance, Mobile Phone Contracts, Paying Premiums in Instalments, Savings Accounts etc
Would it be possible to do a “Sticky” telling us all who the BR friendly companies are?
It’ll save so many people a lot of time, money and grief – knowing who the good companies are.
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this sounds like a good idea. I would certainly be interested, as I am only newly BR though I don't have any companies to add unfortunately.Bankrupt 10.50hrs 27th August 2009. Big fan of this forum because people are so helpful.0
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A super idea, I'll be able to add my companies as i'm switching a lot of insurances and utilities when I move next week.0
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Unfortunately I'm not adding one but warning about one! I just filled in a form for Asda home insurance and the eligibility criteria says you must not ever declared bankrutpcy.
:j :j
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anyone know what natwest are like, I live with my folks and they have their insurance with them.
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fiveyearplan wrote: »Unfortunately I'm not adding one but warning about one! I just filled in a form for Asda home insurance and the eligibility criteria says you must not ever declared bankrutpcy.
they were one of the ones that came back on my search as ones that would accept us. This is a minefield!0 -
Great idea, i am now discharged and have been accepted for a 3 rolling month contract and my credit file is shot to hell, cant get a normal contract but im happy with my phone and all i pay is a tenner and i get 100 mins x-network, 2000 mins to other 3 mobiles and unlimited text messages
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