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hugo0581
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Hi all,
I am 6 months into my bankruptcy which was indeed my best option. I have had to fill in the IPO Questionaire form for the insolvency agency when working but I have been 'topped up' from parents as I worked in a low paid job so was not required to pay anything back to my creditors.
I have now moved home and need to know if I can pay my parents rent appropriate to the going rate where I live to offset what I earn against my living expenses so I continue to avoid paying creditors back??
I need to avoid paying my creditors until I can be discharged after 12 months or I will be required to pay to creditors for up to 3 years and not be able to start again properly.
Thanks for your experiences in advance,
Hugo
I am 6 months into my bankruptcy which was indeed my best option. I have had to fill in the IPO Questionaire form for the insolvency agency when working but I have been 'topped up' from parents as I worked in a low paid job so was not required to pay anything back to my creditors.
I have now moved home and need to know if I can pay my parents rent appropriate to the going rate where I live to offset what I earn against my living expenses so I continue to avoid paying creditors back??
I need to avoid paying my creditors until I can be discharged after 12 months or I will be required to pay to creditors for up to 3 years and not be able to start again properly.
Thanks for your experiences in advance,
Hugo
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If you pay your parents board and lodging, then you put that on your forms. Perfectly allowable.I'm a Forum Ambassador on the housing, mortgages & student money saving boards. I volunteer to help get your forum questions answered and keep the forum running smoothly. Forum Ambassadors are not moderators and don't read every post. If you spot an illegal or inappropriate post then please report it to forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com (it's not part of my role to deal with this). Any views are mine and not the official line of MoneySavingExpert.com.0
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I take it that all changes in jobs etc require a new IPO Questionaire completing ??0
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I need to avoid paying my creditors until I can be discharged after 12 months or I will be required to pay to creditors for up to 3 years and not be able to start again properly.
mmmmm, well, avoiding isnt quite the right term is it?
also, what you pay your parents might not be looked at as genuine...parent often lie for their kids...0 -
I take it that all changes in jobs etc require a new IPO Questionaire completing ??
while undischarged yes...ANY change in financial circumstances the OR has to be informed within 21 days of changesNot quite a newbie as you think
;) (the member formally known as philnicandamy!)
FINALLY a qualified CAB debt caseworker 2015..:p
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maybe a poor choice of words but the sooner it is over the sooner I can start again. They would like rent but I cant afford it at present, so yes it would be a genuine payment.0
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I have now moved home and need to know if I can pay my parents rent appropriate to the going rate where I live to offset what I earn against my living expenses so I continue to avoid paying creditors back??
Just to clarify - you are actually living with your parents, aren't you ?0 -
I am at present yes and will be until mid November0
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Perfectly ok and reasonable for you to pay your parents something towards rent etc. Probably best to pay though a bank account and not in cash so if the OR wants 'evidence' at some point there is a paper trail of the payments.0
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