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Ruthbridge!!!
Heavens_above
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Hi
I'm just after some advice if possible.
Ruthbridge are chasing me for payment for a debt from an old bank account I last used in 2005/2006 which I agree is owed by me. However I don't have the money to pay it off in full but am willing to pay in monthly installments. But they say they gave me the chance to do that a few years ago but I failed. Now I am in full time employment with a steady wage I can do it. They keep threatening me with bankruptcy etc which is the last thing I want but they won't listen when I say that I can't afford the full payment.
Does anyone know where I can go from here please?
No doubt I have a few more letters from them waiting for me at home.
Thanks in advance,
Amy
I'm just after some advice if possible.
Ruthbridge are chasing me for payment for a debt from an old bank account I last used in 2005/2006 which I agree is owed by me. However I don't have the money to pay it off in full but am willing to pay in monthly installments. But they say they gave me the chance to do that a few years ago but I failed. Now I am in full time employment with a steady wage I can do it. They keep threatening me with bankruptcy etc which is the last thing I want but they won't listen when I say that I can't afford the full payment.
Does anyone know where I can go from here please?
No doubt I have a few more letters from them waiting for me at home.
Thanks in advance,
Amy
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What sort of amount is the debt? This will have a big influence on whether they will take any legal action against you.
Have you shown them a monthly budget that shows that the monthly amount you are offering is all you can afford?
Do you have other unsecured debts?A smile enriches those who receive without making poorer those who giveor "It costs nowt to be nice"0 -
It's originally for £3703.21 but they put it down to £1851.61 if I could pay it in full by 13th January. Obviously I couldn't.. but I did e-mail them my incomings and outgoings per month offering (yet again!) to pay £70 (all I can afford) a month. I have not had a reply back, but I probably have a letter waiting for me when I get home.0
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O and I do have another debt for a car I bought on finance, and am paying £100 a month towards that.0
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