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Advice about creditors and DMPs
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Hi there
I'm new to this and would like some advice. Over the past 5 years I have built up a debt of about £42k and now have started to look at entering a DMP with step change. My worries are about my creditors.
I have a personal loan with nationwide of about £14000. Does any one have any experience on them and how they respond to dmp as what I have read is not great! I really don't want to end up with a ccj etc.
I also have 2 credit cards with sygma bank (asda) about £7000 total - again anyone had experience with them!?
I also have credit cards with Halifax and barclaycard. I have one other personal loan with sainsburys.
I really want to know what peoples experience is with these companies and if they accepted quickly of court etc.
Any help/experience would put my mind at rest.
Thanks
I'm new to this and would like some advice. Over the past 5 years I have built up a debt of about £42k and now have started to look at entering a DMP with step change. My worries are about my creditors.
I have a personal loan with nationwide of about £14000. Does any one have any experience on them and how they respond to dmp as what I have read is not great! I really don't want to end up with a ccj etc.
I also have 2 credit cards with sygma bank (asda) about £7000 total - again anyone had experience with them!?
I also have credit cards with Halifax and barclaycard. I have one other personal loan with sainsburys.
I really want to know what peoples experience is with these companies and if they accepted quickly of court etc.
Any help/experience would put my mind at rest.
Thanks
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