Self employed DMP

thewad

What are the subtle differences in a DMP for someone like me who is self employed?
You can't do the Debt Remedy Plan if your SE on the CCCS site you have to ring them.
I have £750 a month averaged out over the year spare to pay into one, I owe £80,000 would this be acceptable?
I would also probably be able to pay a lump sum as well at the end of each year subject to work picking up to pre recession times.
Just need answers to these before I pick up the phone and commit.
Thanks in expectation.

John

Charco_2

Those kind of figures even out to about a 8 or 9 year DMP which would be fine i'm sure - a bit longer to allow for interest and charges to be frozen.

I'd say the only difference between a DMP and a DMP for a self employed individual would be verifying the income - perhaps a little bit of sorting out the ta issues too, but not much!