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Both me and my mum are existing customers with the provident company in Bradford . After the recent news in the T&A were not sure whats going to happen. Do we keep up repayments or will another company buy it out ?? Any help would be greatly appreciated0
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You just need to keep repaying as normal.
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You've asked the same question twice, but the answer is no different here than in the other thread. Even if the loan book is taken over by another company, you need to carry on with the repayments.
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Why should I pay for a company thats closing ? Isn't it just dead money0
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Failure to pay will make it difficult for you to
get credit in the future.Just because they have closed doesn’t mean they won’t come for the money you owe.1 -
No. It stops you worsening your credit history further and saves you late payment fees and further interest.mrteapot said:Why should I pay for a company thats closing ? Isn't it just dead money
The debt doesn't just magically disappear just because they are no longer issuing loans.0 -
You still owe it, and will continue to owe it to whoever takes over the loan book. Why don’t you want to pay it back? You are clearly not in a great place already, if you are borrowing from them, please don’t make this the point at which it all spirals out of control.mrteapot said:Why should I pay for a company thats closing ? Isn't it just dead money
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No it is not. The debts don't just magically vanish when a company is wound up. The liquidators will sell the loan book on to try to pay the creditors, and you will continue to pay the new owner. Until they advice you of any new arrangements, you continue to pay just as before.mrteapot said:Why should I pay for a company thats closing ? Isn't it just dead moneyNo free lunch, and no free laptop
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