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Is there another way around it??
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Hi I have been posting on here regarding my partner and myself going BR but I was just wondering if both of us would have to do it or if I could do it and take all of the joint debt with me leaving my partner their unsecured debt to pay.
We have a joint morgage and secured loan (but now have rented accom set up and will be gving the house up) and overdraft but the other debts are seperate and also total approx £2000 for myself and £1400 for my partner.
Just want to make sure we have asked all of the questions.
We have a joint morgage and secured loan (but now have rented accom set up and will be gving the house up) and overdraft but the other debts are seperate and also total approx £2000 for myself and £1400 for my partner.
Just want to make sure we have asked all of the questions.
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Any joint debt would fall to your partner if only you goes BR.:pB&SC No. 298
Life`s Tragedy is that we get OLD too soon
and WISE too late!0
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