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What % did YOU settle for?
jubo
Posts: 4 Newbie
Im looking to make a final settlements offer to the following creditors
MBNA 9K
Capital One 7K
Barclays loan and overdraft 7K
I would be very interested to learn what percentages others managed to settle at, and how they went about it (i.e. time scale, by phone/letter, slowly raising offers etc), as it seems like a bit of a crazy game with no rules
MBNA 9K
Capital One 7K
Barclays loan and overdraft 7K
I would be very interested to learn what percentages others managed to settle at, and how they went about it (i.e. time scale, by phone/letter, slowly raising offers etc), as it seems like a bit of a crazy game with no rules
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Your final settlements as you put them are going to be what you owe in full...other than perhaps the loanAiming to be debt free....but still off target0
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Not sure I understand?
Ive been advised by the CCCS bankruptcy is the best option, but theres possiblity, with personal help to make a part payment offer, which seems would be best for everybody. I hope that makes sense.0 -
Wrong forum, you need the debt free wannabe forum0
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Some confusing posts here...
OP, take a look at this thread:
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=115430
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what stage are they at? If they are still at the monthly payment to the original creditor (ie you aren't behind) then you won't be in a position to offer F+F settlements.
If they are with debt collection agencies, I would start at 30%, they will have bought the debt at around 3% or so of the original amount. You might also want to look at asking them for the CCA.
"Stay Wonky":D
:j:jBecome Mrs Pepe 9 October 2012 :j:j0
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