Just had my IPA form

shameless-about-money

Usually, as soon as the OR has completed the investigations, the IPA form will be sent out. It usually signifies that the OR will be applying for early discharge. Wait and see!

Mike_St_Helens

Scoot.. thats V high matey... Could you post your I&E that you gave the OR ?

scootw1

Certainly,

Salary 1449
Rent £245.39
Housekeeping 220
Gas + electric 52
Water 18
Telephone 30
Travel 90
Clothing 40
Council tax 52
Medical/Dental 30
Optical 20
Haircuts 10
Incidentals 20
Birthdays/Christmas/holidays 60
TV 11
Dry cleaning/laundry 20
Student loan repayment 40

scootw1

I do actually have a question about this. On the form sent to me it said that until discharge I have to let them know my income. Does this mean that they don't have top be notified about increases in income/bonuses etc after discharge?

Mike_St_Helens

Home contents insurance
Gas & Electric seem very low
Do you have a car
Travel at £90 seems very low
Do you have any medical conditions that require exersise ?
Do you have any pets ?

They are the only things I can see from what I had.. Youtr income is higher mind... Which is always a nice thing !

Mike_St_Helens

scootw1 wrote: »

I do actually have a question about this. On the form sent to me it said that until discharge I have to let them know my income. Does this mean that they don't have top be notified about increases in income/bonuses etc after discharge?

Interesting one this... Id like to know this one.

shameless-about-money

scootw1 wrote: »

I do actually have a question about this. On the form sent to me it said that until discharge I have to let them know my income. Does this mean that they don't have top be notified about increases in income/bonuses etc after discharge?

When given an IPA you must inform your OR Office about any changes to your income up or down within 21 days of that change occurring. The OR should make regular contact with you - maybe every six months - to establish that your circumstances have not changed. This will go on for the full 36 months. So, this is despite discharge.

Mike_St_Helens

shameless-about-money wrote: »

When given an IPA you must inform your OR Office about any changes to your income up or down within 21 days of that change occurring. The OR should make regular contact with you - maybe every six months - to establish that your circumstances have not changed. This will go on for the full 36 months. So, this is despite discharge.

Thanks Shameess.. Is this fact, if so can ou point us in the direction.

scootw1

Mike_St_Helens wrote: »

Home contents insurance
Gas & Electric seem very low
Do you have a car
Travel at £90 seems very low
Do you have any medical conditions that require exersise ?
Do you have any pets ?

They are the only things I can see from what I had.. Youtr income is higher mind... Which is always a nice thing !

Don't have contents insurance (i know i should)
Gas and electric are what I am paying on DD. Gas is actually in credit at the moment
No car
Live fairly near work so travel is not that high
No medical conditions (unless you count being overweight )
No pets

scootw1

shameless-about-money wrote: »

When given an IPA you must inform your OR Office about any changes to your income up or down within 21 days of that change occurring. The OR should make regular contact with you - maybe every six months - to establish that your circumstances have not changed. This will go on for the full 36 months. So, this is despite discharge.

I thought this was the case but the form clearly states "until discharge"