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How can I find details about my Credit Card debt

NANANINANOONOO
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I have an outstanding loan and credit card debt with Lloyds bank from back in 2005 amounting to I thought about £4,000 each, I have no other debts. I have been ill over a number of years and let things overwhelm me but in 2007 with the help of CAB I at least managed to set up minimal monthly repayment arrangements to stop interest and make a monthly payment to these 2 debts. My financial situation and ill health has not changed and is unlikely to, I have not defaulted on my payments and have no other debts but I have no idea what is happening to these debts ie how much I owe or if I was initially missold anything. I do not cope well with organising my paperwork, I have just keep paying and buried my head in the sand trying not to think about it because it all seems a neverending weight hanging over me.
The D/D instalments to the Lloyds loan debt is already being re-paid to a seperate company and the other was paid directly to Lloyds but I have now received a letter from Lloyds saying the credit card debt is £5,349 and has been passed to another debt company.
How can I check what I still owe and to whom? How does that passing of this debt effect me and why have Lloyds done this if I have continued paying as per the arrangement?
I would really appreciate some advice if anyone can help me please?
The D/D instalments to the Lloyds loan debt is already being re-paid to a seperate company and the other was paid directly to Lloyds but I have now received a letter from Lloyds saying the credit card debt is £5,349 and has been passed to another debt company.
How can I check what I still owe and to whom? How does that passing of this debt effect me and why have Lloyds done this if I have continued paying as per the arrangement?
I would really appreciate some advice if anyone can help me please?
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NANANINANOONOO wrote: »I have an outstanding loan and credit card debt with Lloyds bank from back in 2005 amounting to I thought about £4,000 each, I have no other debts. I have been ill over a number of years and let things overwhelm me but in 2007 with the help of CAB I at least managed to set up minimal monthly repayment arrangements to stop interest and make a monthly payment to these 2 debts.
freezing the interest with the card issuer puts the account in default if they didnt issue 1 it will certainly be an arrangement to pay
My financial situation and ill health has not changed and is unlikely to, I have not defaulted on my payments and have no other debts but I have no idea what is happening to these
so who you paying then ?
debts ie how much I owe or if I was initially missold anything. I do not cope well with organising my paperwork
i'm afraid only you can answer that
, I have just keep paying and buried my head in the sand trying not to think about it because it all seems a neverending weight hanging over me.
The D/D instalments to the Lloyds loan debt is already being re-paid to a seperate company and the other was paid directly to Lloyds but I have now received a letter from Lloyds saying the credit card debt is £5,349 and has been passed to another debt company.
sounds like the accounts are in default and the debts sold on
How can I check what I still owe and to whom?
ask them for a statement with break down of interest
How does that passing of this debt effect me and why have Lloyds done this if I have continued paying as per the arrangement?
you didnt stick the the agreement and meet the contractual payments so they can do
I would really appreciate some advice if anyone can help me please?
as above sounds like a right messI am NOT a mortgage advisor nor a professional in any debt related matters my replies to posts reflect my personal view only and experience in life time situations that may or may not be of any use to you if you need advice speak to a professional0
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