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Advise on file clean up
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stavros_uk
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Hi Everyone, I had pasted a copy of my credit file. Please can someone advise me if the dates are correct. I thought if i was delcared bankcrupt the amount owed should show 0 and with the bankcrupcy date which was march 2014
default £0 15/06/2014
default £0 15/06/2014
default £0 10/08/2014
default £222 20/09/2015
default £0 19/04/2015
default £0 08/03/2015
default £0 07/09/2014
default £17565.00 02/11/2014
its the ones with balance amount showing that is worrying me mainly.but i want to make a early start in repairing this
default £0 15/06/2014
default £0 15/06/2014
default £0 10/08/2014
default £222 20/09/2015
default £0 19/04/2015
default £0 08/03/2015
default £0 07/09/2014
default £17565.00 02/11/2014
its the ones with balance amount showing that is worrying me mainly.but i want to make a early start in repairing this
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Time heals. Simple as that. Learn from the experience and do things differently than before.0
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Hi Stavros_uk,
Any debt included within your bankruptcy should show as a £0 balance from the date you're discharged. If this hasn't happened (and you have been successfully discharged) you should contact the creditor and ask them to amend the information on the credit files. If they won't, then you could take the matter up with the Information Commissioner.
The default date shouldn't post date the bankruptcy order date and the status, after the bankruptcy, should no longer show as defaulted but normally settled.
Laura
@natdebtlineWe work as money advisers for National Debtline and have specific permission from MSE to post to try to help those in debt. Read more information on National Debtline in MSE's Debt Problems: What to do and where to get help guide. If you find you're struggling with debt and need further help try our online advice tool My Money Steps0
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