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Bankruptcy Fees Help!!!!
nataliekara123
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Hello, my partner is going bankrupt ver soon. He is struggling very much to get the fees together, he already stopped paying his creditors a while back because he lost his job and cannot get one. I was wondering whether he would get a payday loan in his name for the fees? Is that possible to do?
Any help is much appreciated
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Any help is much appreciated
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Freemans = £450, Alliance & Leicester Overdraft £275.00, Vanquis Credit card = £850 :mad: Second job = £200 per month.
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its possible but not really reccomended to do TBH it'll only land him in trouble with the receiver...any credit cards left at all?We all die. The goal isn't to live forever, the goal is to create something that will0
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As he knows hewould not be able to pay it back, then no it is not a good idea to do this.
Too quick again for me Phil
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He literally has nothing, no money, no credit cards. I have tried the New Vista, tried eBay, i really dont knwo what else to do its so frustrating. Why do you have to pay for bankruptcy when you have no money? He phoned them and asked if he qualified for the fee reuction due to being signed on but they told him he still has to take the £510???Freemans = £450, Alliance & Leicester Overdraft £275.00, Vanquis Credit card = £850 :mad: Second job = £200 per month.0
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Anyone help me please?Freemans = £450, Alliance & Leicester Overdraft £275.00, Vanquis Credit card = £850 :mad: Second job = £200 per month.0
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He may be able to apply for financial assistance from a charity for help with the fees. Is he on benefits? He may be eligible for the court fee to be waived but not the deposit.
For charities check out
http://www.turn2us.org.uk/
Edit: Bare in mind this takes time though as some charities only hold meetings about applications every so often.Total 'Failed Business' Debt £29,043
Que sera, sera.
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and no, he really shouldn't get a payday loan to cover it! He knows he can't pay it it could be seen as fraud and/or he could end up with a bankruptcy restrictions order.Total 'Failed Business' Debt £29,043
Que sera, sera.
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Ok thanks for the adviceFreemans = £450, Alliance & Leicester Overdraft £275.00, Vanquis Credit card = £850 :mad: Second job = £200 per month.0
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Have a look at that link, you may find some help on there!
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1167839:pB&SC No. 298
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Ok so getting a PayDay loan is classed as fraud but putting the fees on a credit is not???Freemans = £450, Alliance & Leicester Overdraft £275.00, Vanquis Credit card = £850 :mad: Second job = £200 per month.0
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Link is brokenFreemans = £450, Alliance & Leicester Overdraft £275.00, Vanquis Credit card = £850 :mad: Second job = £200 per month.0
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