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How much does it exactly cost to go BR?

lilibet1
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Hi there
how much does it cost please, someone just told me its in the region of 1300.00 and i thought it was 600.00:eek:
Thanks
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how much does it cost please, someone just told me its in the region of 1300.00 and i thought it was 600.00:eek:
Thanks
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No it is £600 Lil x"If wishes were horses, then beggars would ride"
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Thanks if x0
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who told you that and were they trying to sell you a serviceHi, im Debtinfo, i am an ex insolvency examiner and over the years have personally dealt with thousands of bankruptcy cases.
Please note that any views i put forth are not those of my former employer The Insolvency Service and do not constitute professional advice, you should always seek professional advice before entering insolvency proceedings.0 -
£600!!
its gone up since last year then0 -
£600. Or £1200 for man and wife. No discount for quantity I'm afraid...it's £600 per person subject to fee remittance if you qualify.
If someone from a debt management company quoted you that, tell them to go !$%£&*. A visit to your CAB or one of the other many charities will help you for free and the judge looks more kindly on advice given impartially. Sometimes the CAB has a long waiting list so the charities, including CAB, who advise over the phone are equally good. Alternatively, check out your local neighbourhood charity advice centres...the ones who give benefit advice usually help with insolvency as well, even down to filling in forms and arranging your court appointment.
Good luck if BR is on your mind. It's not as bad as you'd think.0 -
Thanks everyone, all good advice as usual.
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Are you talking BR fees or what it costs for the OR?
sizzler:)0 -
Just wondering how much it actually costs me, do i have to pay the OR aswell?
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well it costs you £600.
But before any of your creditors are paid the OR take thier fees aswell. Which is around £1250, which comes from assets if you have any.
Cheers sizzler:)0
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