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Help and advice needed

Hello again
I received an email from somwbody in the official receivers office to say based on the info you have provided you will not be required to pay any disposable income into you bankruptcy estate. However she also said they will be in touch in due course if a re assessment is required. Why would they need to re assess? The OR i spoke with clearly did say i will recieve an email when i am discharged and that i wont hear from her again. Im abit confused

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  • sourcrates
    sourcrates Posts: 29,760 Ambassador
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    Just standard generic wording, nothing to worry about.
    A re-assessment would only be nessessary if your income went up, or there were other significant changes, over the first 12 months.
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  • dawd999
    dawd999 Posts: 20 Forumite
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    Oh ok thankyou so much for your reply 
  • cymruchris
    cymruchris Posts: 5,430 Forumite
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    If you started a new job where your salary was £20k more a year in 6 months time, gave birth to triplets, or had to move for your job to a more expensive/cheaper area, you would let them know, and they might re-assess as to whether you need to increase any payments, but if all stays pretty much the same until discharge, there'll be nothing to worry about.
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