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Iva or bankruptcy please help
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Yep, you'll need to put ALL family incomings and outgoings on the SOA.
I'd also get back on to Stepchange or the CAB now it's been confirmed that you're not actually in an IVA.Debt Free: 06/03/2020 Highest Debt: £37,5141 -
Are you sharing bills etc? or do you have separate money. If you share the money and the bills need to put both your and hers on. Basically the better information given the better advice you can get.Shaunw1987 said:The soa asks my partners income but not her expenditure do I add that to the form I'm confused?0 -
Yeah, hopefully you can pay it down with some budget adjustments; revise SOA with everything included as MX said
If you can keep yourself out of the jaws of that IVA peddler that's a good thing.
The charities should be able to help, but so will the forum.
GL👍😀Admin for Tilly Tidy to £1825 DFW challenge: 2021
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OK some good news spoken to stepchange and gone through a detailed income and expenditure everything has been taken into account and halved I have 9 pounds left over after everything has been payed I've been advised that I've got a good chance of being accepted for a dro fingers crossed.3
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That is good, if you do the more detailed one on here to people can offer you more advice as well1
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I'm about number out been trying to sort this for the past 6 hours my heads about to explode lol0
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No need to do it now, just at some point.0
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We keep our money separate and pay our bills separately too the only thing we'll pay for jointly is for food.sharpe106 said:
Are you sharing bills etc? or do you have separate money. If you share the money and the bills need to put both your and hers on. Basically the better information given the better advice you can get.Shaunw1987 said:The soa asks my partners income but not her expenditure do I add that to the form I'm confused?0 -
Shaun, this looks so much better. Give yourself a break and then come back.
Glad MSE could help.
If you've have not made a mistake, you've made nothing2 -
I'll keep you all updated as I go a long.2
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