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default date

Hi,


Sorry, I've asked this before but I noticed when I check my credit report on noddle and a bit confused.

One of the account shows date of default is 14/09/2013. Account end date is 1/9/2016. Balance is £0 and status satisfied.

The status history shows the red D circle in Sept 2016.

So the default date is 2013 or 2016? When it says account closed and satisfied that means I'm finished with it right?


TIA.

San

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  • Willing2Learn
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    The date of default is 14/09/2013, which means the defaulted account will be remove from your file in September 2019. The account has been satisfied and therefore nothing is owed.
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