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. … Continue reading →
Blair Oliver Scott Accept £10 per Month – Debt Management Plan
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?
Notice of Issue a Warrant of Execution. Here is an example of an actual warrant of execution. (click on image to enlarge) “Urgent To the Defendant You have not made payment under the judgement as you were ordered. The claimant … 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 →