DIY Debt Management Plan
Can You Do Your Own Debt Management Plan The simple answer is YES! However, to start with is may be difficult to implement. I would say that if you are going to do your own Debt Management Plan, you need … Continue reading →
Category Archives: Debt Management Plans
CCS Collect – Debt Collection
These Debt Collection letters are designed to put you under pressure. Here is a copy of the letter: CCSCOLLECT DEBT COLLECTORS Due to: Bradford Exchange Amount Due: £162.42 Account N0: Payment Ref: Dear Mrs Name Our client Bradford Exchange has … Continue reading →
General Form of Judgment or Order – Fight Back!
General Form of Judgment or Order Here is an example of how a debtor applied to the courts to make reduced monthly payments. The court agreed with the debtor and approved that they should pay £56 per month on a … Continue reading →
Wescot Debt Collection Accept £1 per Month in DMP
Wescot Credit Services Ltd accept Debt Management Plan (DMP) for £1.00 per month. As you can see debts can be negotiated down to monthly affordable repayments.
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Debt Management Plan (DMP) Could be the Answer. If you are struggling to make minimum monthly payments to your creditors, then maybe a short term solution is a debt management plan? Here is a case where someone was really struggling … Continue reading →
Aqua Increase Credit Limit – Irresponsible Lending?
Aqua Increase Someone’s Credit Limit Surely when someone is in a debt management plan, a company does not review someone’s account and then increase their credit limit? This person is currently in a debt management plan and has been in … Continue reading →
Debt Questions? Confidential Free Debt Advice
Where to Get Good Free Debt Advice and Remain Anonymous? It takes a lot of courage to seek out debt advice. There are many places where you can seek advice about your debts, from charities to professional advisor’s. My advice … Continue reading →
About to be Evicted?
It would seem that eviction season is here again ……… or maybe it never went away?? Just lately I have had a number of people contact me to tell me that they are about to be evicted. I have previously … Continue reading →
Killing Your Debts: 5 Tips For Debt Management
5 Ways To Help Reduce Your Debt Debt! It’s like a horde of locusts chewing through the greenery in your wallet. Not a pleasant thought, unless you’re an insect lover. Here we have some great selections of ideas for reducing … Continue reading →
Killing Your Debts: 5 Tips For Debt Management
Ways To Help Reduce Your Debt Debt! It’s like a horde of locusts chewing through the greenery in your wallet. Not a pleasant thought, unless you’re an insect lover. www.johnnydebt.co.uk has a great selection of ideas for reducing not only … Continue reading →
Threatened with Bankruptcy!
Redwood Collections are threatening bankruptcy!! Here is a letter that a client received: “Should we not hear from you within the time-frame suggested this matter will be escalated for further action, including the issue of a Statutory Demand under the … Continue reading →
Warrant of Execution – Visit by Bailiff Stopped!!
A Warrant of Execution was sent to a client. Had nothing been done about it, then the next step would be a visit from the Bailiffs! click on image to enlarge In this particular case an “Application for suspension of … Continue reading →
Attachment of Earnings Order – What Should I do?
Here is a Notice of Application for Attachment of Earnings Order . click on image to enlarge “the judgement creditor obtained a judgement against you in the Northampton County Court and as you have failed to pay at ordered, the … Continue reading →
Warrant of Execution – What Should I Do?
What Does it Mean to Get a Warrant of Execution from the Courts Here is what the actual Warrant of Executions says: Notice of Issue of Warrant of Execution “Urgent To the Defendant You have not made payment under the … Continue reading →
Judgment for Claimant – what next?
Here is the document Judgement for Claimant, where the claimant has objected to the rate of payment offered. (click on image to enlarge) So as a result of this Court has ruled that the full amount is to be paid … Continue reading →