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Tomorrow is my final IPA payment :-)
jpr_74
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Tomorrow I will make my final payment on my IPA after 3 years!
Just thought I would share the good news.....another weight lifted from my shoulders, and can be so much more relaxed about my finances! :j
Only another 3 years to go and then things will be much more in my control.......
Just thought I would share the good news.....another weight lifted from my shoulders, and can be so much more relaxed about my finances! :j
Only another 3 years to go and then things will be much more in my control.......
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Congratulations. It really is a moment worth celebrating. Wishing all the best with your future.2019 MFW No. 74 £13700/£30000 (45.66%)
12k in 2018 No. 98 £6274.19/£18000 (34.85%)
BTL (start) £97440.00 (current) £68000.00
Residential (start) £275000.00 (current) £268000.000 -
Hi, and congrats on gerting tomthe end
Of your IPA. We are just starting the process and as a mother to three dependants the IPA is my biggest fear. I have no
Issues paying back towards my debts and know
We will get one, but just wondered how you
Had managed and how you have found it. I am
Scared of the impact on the children mostly as I am
Happy to go without to get out of this mess. Thanks0 -
Hi there Overstretched, all I can say is that I was lucky as my BR and IPA started prior to the new guidelines in 2010:
"In all cases from DEC 1st 2010, the FULL amount of surplus income above £20 should be sought via an IPA."
If my BR had been after this date, I really don't know how I would have lived, coped, or even felt clear of anything. I guess I was just lucky in my situation, if I think positive of the situation.
Just take each month as it comes and slowly but surely you will get through it - first thing to do is get the first year out the way and then keep going.
Good luck!0 -
Hi there Overstretched, all I can say is that I was lucky as my BR and IPA started prior to the new guidelines in 2010:
"In all cases from DEC 1st 2010, the FULL amount of surplus income above £20 should be sought via an IPA."
If my BR had been after this date, I really don't know how I would have lived, coped, or even felt clear of anything. I guess I was just lucky in my situation, if I think positive of the situation.
Just take each month as it comes and slowly but surely you will get through it - first thing to do is get the first year out the way and then keep going.
Good luck!
Out of interest, what were the rules before 2010?0 -
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Nice one, that extra income will feel like a tax free pay rise.0
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