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Default registered after 1 late payment
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rickbooth86 wrote: »I should have set up another DD but hindsight is a wonderful thing.
Were payments being made on the contractual due date every month. Serial late paying amounts to a default.0 -
rickbooth86 wrote: »I had an account with the car finance company where I paid £85 a month. Last April I missed the payment because I had a lot going on and it just slipped my mind.rickbooth86 wrote: »I had a DD set up with them but due to having an accident in the car and needing to buy a new car the DD was cancelled and a new payment plan with them was set up as the amount I was paying changed.
Account start date 06/01/2015
Account end date 02/11/2017
Opening balance £ 8,000
Regular payment £ £ 166
Repayment frequency Monthly
You had an agreement to pay £166 per month. At some point you asked the company to lower the payments to £85 (about half). At this point you started defaulting, as you didn't keep up with the original schedule.
When your (reduced) payment didn't arrive for a whole month, the company made the default official.0 -
Yes they were made on time. I did make one change to the payment date though however due to a change in the day I was paid. They were aware of this though.0
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It was them who suggested only making half the payment when I called to see how much I owed them after the insurance payout.0
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rickbooth86 wrote: »
The annoying thing is the account doesn't even show on my Clearscore or MSE Credit Club reports.
That's a good thing, not an annoying thing. It limits the damage.0
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