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Mart7379
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Hi Guys,
very happy today as I have officially been discharged and although debts are effectively written off at the point of going Bankruptcy. My understanding is they are officially written off once discharged? Please correct me if I am wrong.
very happy today as I have officially been discharged and although debts are effectively written off at the point of going Bankruptcy. My understanding is they are officially written off once discharged? Please correct me if I am wrong.
Anyway, the main question I wanted to ask, now I am discharged, do my old creditors now have a timeframe where they must mark the debt as ‘settled’ or show a Zero balance. I know the actual debt/marker/default stays on there until the 6 year anniversary. But wondered if they are updated to show its as settled.
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I think it depends on the company and their procedures. I had a DRO and most of my creditors marked the account "closed" pretty much straight away of it being granted, but there were a couple I still had to chase up after my moratorium ended.
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Thanks,
my official discharge date is today, 22/4/2022 so I am going to leave it a couple more weeks then if they are still showing an amount outstanding I will get in touch with them.A lot will disappear within the next couple of months anyway as they have nearly hit the 6 year anniversary of the default0 -
Well done Mart for getting through! I always like it when you update your journey as you're a few weeks ahead of me in the BR timeline so I have always looked on your posts as a way to learn what's coming next.I wish you the best of luck for your new debt-free future.1
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TinyPomegranate said:Well done Mart for getting through! I always like it when you update your journey as you're a few weeks ahead of me in the BR timeline so I have always looked on your posts as a way to learn what's coming next.I wish you the best of luck for your new debt-free future.6
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