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Apex - old NatWest loan
Hi,
I have seen a letter that is addressed to my partner and it looks like he has an old loan with NatWest for about £2000 that he hasn't paid off. He previously got letters form wescott chasing this which I think he has been ignoring and yesterday he got a new letter from NatWest and also Apex Credit Management.
I feel bad approaching him about it because he doesn't know I know and I don't want it to cause an argument, obviously I shouldn't have really read his post. We haven't been together an awfully long time but I want to help him out. I know what it's like to feel stressed about money.
Is there anything he can do? Or can I pay some of it off anonymously?
Thanks
I have seen a letter that is addressed to my partner and it looks like he has an old loan with NatWest for about £2000 that he hasn't paid off. He previously got letters form wescott chasing this which I think he has been ignoring and yesterday he got a new letter from NatWest and also Apex Credit Management.
I feel bad approaching him about it because he doesn't know I know and I don't want it to cause an argument, obviously I shouldn't have really read his post. We haven't been together an awfully long time but I want to help him out. I know what it's like to feel stressed about money.
Is there anything he can do? Or can I pay some of it off anonymously?
Thanks
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How long ago was the loan taken out? He could try and come to an arrangement to pay realistic amounts each month or he could even try and offer a full and final settlement, perhaps as little as 50%.0
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