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SOA for bankruptcy forms -does this look ok?
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Cheers Fermi,
That answers everthing i needed to know...the line saying ' If the bankrupt was minded to contribute on a voluntary basis' is interesting because not wishing to wash my hands of my debt but if i didnt have to pay anything back after a BR through an IPA then i certainly would not 'VOLUNTARILY' offer...
is that wrong of me?..just my personel observation and opinion.
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You will be earning though won't you Dave?
Yep, i have worked out with my SOA i reckon i'll have around £400 surplus so in top bracket to pay back percentages...
im gonna post my SOA too, TF is looking at one for me already...should i just post mine on here or on a new thread...At present mine is going to include mortgage and Secured loan for BR pertition but i will be looking to rent for around £500 per month so halfing expenditure..
i've just had a thought on things....if i kept house and therefore my expenditure was higher during 1st year of BR therefore if i didnt get an IPA...if i sold after one year (ie after discharge) would i then be liable to an IPA plan??
I'm just working out what is best for me.. BSC MEMBER NO. 125:D
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Once you are discharged then an IPA cannot be imposed
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