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dijstra
Posted - 01 February 2010 : 06:00:14 What happens to household goods? Each of my children have a computer, xbox, TV etc, so does my wife (well computer anyway). She owns her own car (which was mine up to last summer when I took out a new lease - a mistake in hindsight).
At home we have things like a cross trainer and range of push bikes, nothing worth more than £1000 .. do I have to tell the OR about all of the above or is it outside the scope of what they are looking to realise.
I know that I will have to give up my car and motorbike, but am concerned about the boys and my wifes things.
Dij
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gettingoutofdebt
Posted - 01 February 2010 : 06:43:36 Household goods with a value of less than £1k will not be of any interest to the OR so I wouldn't even bother mentioning them.
