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Why don't you:
a) Complete an SOA and identify why you're unable to clear your debt and b) Cut back to ensure that a = b, where a is income and b is expenditure.
c) Best of luck Apples!Feb 2012 - onwards MF achieved
September 2016 - Back into clearing a mortgage - Was due to be paid off in 32 years in March 2047 -
April 2018 down to 28.00 months vs 30.04 months at normal payment.
Predicted mortgage clearing 03/2047 - now looking at 02/2045
Aims: 1) To pay off mortgage within 20 years - 20370 -
Can anyone answer the question I asked on my opening post ?
Thank you
Sorry for the delay Mr Skint I was just sorting 2011/12 ISA's and we both know how complex they can be, don't we my friend?
Especially with previous years contributions to consider,and when you're a bit of an Ahole like me,it's doubly difficult.
Anyway to answer you're question - no I don't know sorry
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Thanks Peeler and good luck with your ISA's.
They are not too difficult but they are certainly easier to deal with when your not trawing through forums offering advise to people who haven't even asked for it.
A tip for you my friend, never leave your house as it very dangerous.0 -
Peelerfart wrote: »Sorry for the delay Mr Skint I was just sorting 2011/12 ISA's and we both know how complex they can be, don't we my friend?
Especially with previous years contributions to consider,and when you're a bit of an Ahole like me,it's doubly difficult.
Anyway to answer you're question - no I don't know sorry
Now that Mr Skint is whats known as a Burn
To answer the original question if you change your details they will not be able to take the money this time. They will then track you down and charge you the original loan and a whole mess of additional fees as well
Basically you get a weeks extra breathing room (maybe) but your loan becomes a lot bigger
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Thanks for your advice Dreevi.
What is a burn ?
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Good luck with your PDL company.0
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Good luck with your latest troubles Paddy but I'll guess you are over here already and not too concerned.0
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I don't get it. Are you implying I'm Irish? Is that what the potatoes thing was about too? You don't know me, so that seems a strange thing to say to somebody trying to wish you well. As such, I have to assume you're trolling, so 'I'm out'...0
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!!!!!! are the sort of people that borrow money and then try and avoid paying it back.
Good luck getting credit on even a packet of crisps for the next 6 years OP.
So, to coin a phrase.... "I'm out...."0
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