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No money left; Bankruptcy or DRO? Please help;
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Sim, I noticed an entry for 'Graham White & co' if this is in respect of a Private Parking Company 'invoice' then this can be cheerfully ignored.
Good luck with the new job btw. I started back to work last week.
Thanks for the info.
One of my debts is indeed with 'Graham White & Co'.
Sadly, I don't think it can be ignored though!
It's not a parking fine, but an old 'Vanquis' credit card debt
Hope your new job is going well!
Cheers,
Sim.0 -
On a DRO your surplus income needs to be less than £50 per month for the whole year or it can be revoked.
Will you have much of a surplus with the new job?
(theres probably some scope for increasing your expenditure so it won't necessarily be a problem).
My 'surplus' income will be very little.
Definitely less than £50 per month, as the work I'm going to be starting next week is just self - employed market research telephone surveys from home (only a few hours a week).
Am aware of the importance of any surplus income being less than £50pm, but thanks for the info
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