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NYCU Loan
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I doubt it will mean your loan will be written off - in fact I am 100% certain it will not. The liquidators will probably be calling them in on their creditor's behalf as they will have a duty to mitigate the impact so any assets (such as outstanding loans) will still be held to term.
You could always give the office a call on 01904 676663 as it advises on the NYCU website and see what they say.Thinking critically since 1996....0 -
The liquidators have a duty to wind up the company and to achieve the best result for the investors/shareholders in the company by collecting in amounts due/sell assets and to pay off any debts.
Its likely that your debt will legally be sold on to another company, and that you will legally owe that company.A smile enriches those who receive without making poorer those who giveor "It costs nowt to be nice"0 -
Whilst you wait for news I would continue setting aside the loan repayments, so you are not stung with a nasty demand for any payments missed (where you have already spent the money).Debt-Free day 30th September 20140
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