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Quick (But urgent!) IVA question!

jamie00353
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in IVA & DRO
Hi, I need help with a quick IVA question please
My creditors meeting is tomorrow, and one of my creditors is the CC Mint. Owned I believe by the Bank of Scotland
I have some money in a Lloyds bank account at a branch.
Can anyone advise if my money is at risk at a Lloyds branch, once the IVA passes?
It was never raised as a concern before, as I don't think they are connected.
Can anyone help?
Thanks
My creditors meeting is tomorrow, and one of my creditors is the CC Mint. Owned I believe by the Bank of Scotland
I have some money in a Lloyds bank account at a branch.
Can anyone advise if my money is at risk at a Lloyds branch, once the IVA passes?
It was never raised as a concern before, as I don't think they are connected.
Can anyone help?
Thanks
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Quick answer is yes it is in danger. Bank of Scotland (not ROYAL bank of Scotland) is owned by Lloyds so in theory they could use the right of set off to take some of it.
Its much more complicated than that but I'd err on the side of safety and get it out if you can.
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Thanks!
Another question if I may? Am I right in saying the Co Operative is not connected to anyone?
They are my new current account home, so I wanted to make sure there would be no danger there
Thanks BigMan for your help!0 -
Well I have been in my IVA for 2 years and we have a Mint CC listed as one of the debts and a current and savings account with Lloyds, they haven't touched any of our money at allAug GC £63.23/£200, Total Savings £00
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