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Should I type or write our the forms
stubie
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It says you can type the forms out, how many people do this?
Secondly my wife has a car, can I include in my outgoing the running cost for that. i.e petrol, mot, tax etc.....or is that down to her on her £400 per month wage?
Thanks
Stubie
Secondly my wife has a car, can I include in my outgoing the running cost for that. i.e petrol, mot, tax etc.....or is that down to her on her £400 per month wage?
Thanks
Stubie
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Hi stubie - it really does not matter if you write or type the forms, providing your handwriting is reasonably legible. I don't think many people would even know what a typewriter looks like, leave alone how to use one.
Obviously it makes sense, if you are filling in your forms on-line - in fact you would be hard put to fill them in by hand.
If you have the use of your wife's car, then, by all means, include your contribution towards the running costs, but I would be a bit careful not to include things like tax, MOT tests or Insurance as the OR MAY consider this to indicate that you have some 'ownership' in the car.I am NOT, nor do I profess to be, a Qualified Debt Adviser. I have made MANY mistakes and have OFTEN been the unwitting victim of the the shamefull tactics of the Financial Industry.
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