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PDay loans and credit file
tommytynan123
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About 3 years back I was in a real mess and used a PDay loan. I deferred a few times but all payments were on time and the amount needed. Finally got rid and thats history.
Trying to sort out my credit file now (which has 2 glaring errors being sorted) and under ''closed accounts'' it lists these 6 deferrals as 6 seperate loans which in fact is what they are in reality.
Bearing in mind they are 3 years old and at the time all paid on time is the entry a positive (paid on time etc) or a negative (used a PDay loan albeit 3 years back) ?
Thanks
Trying to sort out my credit file now (which has 2 glaring errors being sorted) and under ''closed accounts'' it lists these 6 deferrals as 6 seperate loans which in fact is what they are in reality.
Bearing in mind they are 3 years old and at the time all paid on time is the entry a positive (paid on time etc) or a negative (used a PDay loan albeit 3 years back) ?
Thanks
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A negative. Unless the rest of your file is littered with defaults and CCJs, in which case it's probably the only thing going in your favour.0
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A definite negative but the time since they were taken will help to reduce that effect.0
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Thanks all.
My file has 2 x defaults which actually is wrong and being sorted. Both paid in full 2 years back (Barclays - say no more) and I've found the letters from Barclays.
When do these closed accounts fall off the file ?0 -
Closed accounts stay around for six years from closing.0
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If defaulted it's 6 years from the default date.
If not defaulted it's 6 years from the account settlement date.Free/impartial debt advice: National Debtline | StepChange Debt Charity | Find your local CAB
IVA & fee charging DMP companies: Profits from misery, motivated ONLY by greed0
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