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foretfire123
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Posted - 05 March 2010 :  14:14:50  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I am currentley around £12000 in debt, I have been suggested to go bankrupt via CBA, I am not working at the moment nor do I have any real assests as live at home with parents, Is this my best option?

Housing
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Posted - 05 March 2010 :  16:31:09  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi

I think you have been to the CAB - is that right?

If so, they can steer you into a direction and assist with dealing with a relatively low amount of debt

You probably do not need to look at Bankruptcy with what you owe to creditors - the CAB, or CCCS are very good as are the National Debt Helpline

Good luck, Richard

"There are no problems - only solutions"
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foretfire123
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Posted - 11 March 2010 :  14:43:15  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Thanks for your reply. I have been to the C.a.b., they were very unhelpful???!. They told me to get the forms from court...i`am also going be getting jobseekers allowance, will this be taken into account regarding expenditure?.

I have been advised that as my debt is below £15k, and i have no assets, or income...there is a cheaper alternative for me?.

Can someone please tell me where to get the forms e.t.c.

Many thanks for your help.
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Richard P
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Posted - 11 March 2010 :  14:46:49  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi foret fire

i think that you are enquiring about debt relief order

when you say you do not have any real assets can you clarify as this may prevent you from using DRO

sorry that you found CAB unhelpful they are usually good, have a read about DRO and then go back to them with a specific question about them helping you with a DRO

regards Richard
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foretfire123
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Posted - 11 March 2010 :  14:53:21  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Thanks for your reply. I don`t have any assets. The car i drive is owned by my parents(can be proved), and i live with them.

So a DRO is my best option??
Where would i go to get the ball rolling please?...can i do the forms online, or is it handled by the CAB?.
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Richard P
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 11 March 2010 :  14:59:33  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
you can find the guidlines on line

sorry do not have the link but google debt relief order

the qualification for DRO is listed on the sites, it is quite strict

CAB do administer the process

regards Richard

Edited by - Richard P on 11 March 2010 15:00:57
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foretfire123
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Posted - 11 March 2010 :  15:19:43  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Many thanks Richard. It looks like a DRO is my best option. I shall return to the CAB, suitably armed with information.
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gettingoutofdebt
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Posted - 11 March 2010 :  15:37:22  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
There is information regarding DROs and their criteria at http://debtrelieforder.org.uk/commonly-asked-debt-relief-order-questions and companies that are approved intermediaries at http://debtrelieforder.org.uk/debt-relief-order-competent-authorities
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