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Advice please
jules23958
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On 4th April this year I went bankrupt with approximately 38k of debt. I was allowed to keep my car for which I had taken out a hire purchase loan I had around 22 payments to make of £227 a month- I also still retained my student loan of which I was making £100 as a token payment through the bankruptcy though now they are requesting an extra £65 for the current payment plus an extra £50 for the interest on the £100 which I think is a bit cheeky. I was unemployed for two years with depression and should have got my solicitor who had power of attorney for me during this period to arrange for a deferment on my student loan so am now asking them whether they could defer in regression as such in order that I can try to increase payments to my car loan as they have been taken over by another debt company and they are pushing me to pay a lump sum?
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