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SouthCoast wrote: »To my mind the main problem with having a BRO/BRU is that your dirty linen gets washed in public:
http://www.insolvency.gov.uk/databases/ddirector/viewbrobrudetailssummary.asp?gnnregion=south east
Oh My God
I can't take anymoreDebt free - Is it a state of mind? a state of the Universe? or a state of the bank account?
free from life wannabe
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true.....BUT how many people would search let alone know where BRO lists were published unless they frequent here
i've dealt with a couple of recent BRO problems...nobodys been any the wiser with their detailsWe all die. The goal isn't to live forever, the goal is to create something that will0 -
are you ok nohope? x0
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No i'm not, i'm sorryDebt free - Is it a state of mind? a state of the Universe? or a state of the bank account?
free from life wannabe
Official Petrol Dieter0 -
whats wrong, please talk to me?0
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As you are discharged, you dont have to inform the OR of any increases in income.
Your BRU remains the same for the 3 years.....no credit above £500, no director of a company etc etc.
So if you get a BRU/BRO prior to discharge and you have no IPA you will not get an IPA after AD? sorry I thought if you got a bru/bro you could still get an ipa after discharge am I wrong?If you woke up this morning congratulations, you have another chance :j0 -
So if you get a BRU/BRO prior to discharge and you have no IPA you will not get an IPA after AD? sorry I thought if you got a bru/bro you could still get an ipa after discharge am I wrong?
Yes that is wrong. You can only get a IPA/O up to your discharge and lasts for 36 months. A BRU/O just extends the terms of BR for however long you have one for.BSCno.87The only stupid question is an unasked oneLoving life as a Kernow Hippy0
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