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Credit file marks
Morfx
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I was declared BR early feb, I personally informed allcall a couple of days later via phone.
I'm still recieving credit marks on my file (Clearscore) for Feb, Mar, Apr and May.. for missed payments and now have a update to be logged next month that my account is in default.
Creditor is LLOYDS..
What should I do?
Thanks in advance.
I'm still recieving credit marks on my file (Clearscore) for Feb, Mar, Apr and May.. for missed payments and now have a update to be logged next month that my account is in default.
Creditor is LLOYDS..
What should I do?
Thanks in advance.
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You do nothingThe account can only be defaulted once, whats happening is that they are updating say the balance. Every update will include the status, which will be default.You will get defaults for most of your accounts, until your discharged you can't start the clean process. The cleanup is just checking that the default date is before or near to you bankruptcy date, and that the status is settled\partially settled and balance is shown as £00
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mwarby said:You do nothingThe account can only be defaulted once, whats happening is that they are updating say the balance. Every update will include the status, which will be default.You will get defaults for most of your accounts, until your discharged you can't start the clean process. The cleanup is just checking that the default date is before or near to you bankruptcy date, and that the status is settled\partially settled and balance is shown as £0
All other creditors have stopped adding marks to my file. (Virgin, MBNA etc)
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I was also declared bankrupt in February and have the same. Just wait it out another 9 months then you can contact the creditors.1
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Morfx said:mwarby said:You do nothingThe account can only be defaulted once, whats happening is that they are updating say the balance. Every update will include the status, which will be default.You will get defaults for most of your accounts, until your discharged you can't start the clean process. The cleanup is just checking that the default date is before or near to you bankruptcy date, and that the status is settled\partially settled and balance is shown as £0
All other creditors have stopped adding marks to my file. (Virgin, MBNA etc)
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you aren't getting a mark every month, the status simply isn't changing each month (once it gets to default). I wouldn't worry about defaults and late payment markers, these are a tiny impact compared to being an undischarged bankrupt. Once your discharged the big impact is the fact you were bankrupt. All your doing is fretting, wait until discharged, then wait a few months(creditors will still be updating, debts will be getting sold etc) then do a cleanup
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They're simply saying the account remains in default, unpaid, each month.
Check each account - each of them should show a "Default Date" of no later than the date on which you were declared bankrupt.
If any of the accounts show a default date later than the date of your bankruptcy, write to the concerned lender asking them to change the default date recorded against the account.
Once you're discharged, you can write to each lender with proof of your discharge from bankruptcy asking they update your defaults to show a NIL balance and a satisfaction date of the date on which you were discharged.1
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