courses

loneranger

I am paying out every month for a course which will mean I can have a sideline job to boost my income by this time next year.Will this be allowable when totting up how much I have left to pay creditors or will I have to give up the course?

Wonder_Girl

Are you with a DMP company or doing it yourdelf?

Either way it should be fine so long as you still have something left over to pay them with

depending on how much it costs you might want to make a few small reductions in some areas to show willing.

Good luck

WG xx

loneranger

I will be starting a DMP with Payplan on Monday.I will also need to get a business account with a bank who will accept my financial situation (not until next year)any tips on what I should do?

MCBIRNIE25

Hello lone ranger.
With regards to the business acc. Most will give you a basic business account with no credit facilities so this should be fine.
Heard the Natwest one is pretty good.

MCBIRNIE25

Hello lone ranger.
With regards to the business acc. Most will give you a basic business account with no credit facilities so this should be fine.
Heard the Natwest one is pretty good.

loneranger

Thanks McBirnie, that was so good you said it twice!

SunderlandBlackCat

What is the course you are doing?

Broken_hearted

Good luck with your course

loneranger

SunderlandBlackCat wrote:

What is the course you are doing?

Its a training course to be a visiting foot health professional, will be a big improvement on my present low paid job and I could do it in addition to my job which will set me on to a more financially secure future.

SunderlandBlackCat

loneranger wrote:

Its a training course to be a visiting foot health professional, will be a big improvement on my present low paid job and I could do it in addition to my job which will set me on to a more financially secure future.

Ah ok. I was asking because I used to be an instructor & assessor with a training company & my online access wasn't revoked so still have access to all the materials. We only did Management, Business & IT though.

loneranger

Nice thought though SBC, thanks.