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chris.2
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Posted - 23 April 2010 :  06:09:40  Show Profile  Visit chris.2's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Hi i have recently been laid off at the end of january and am unable to find work and am considering declaring myself bankrupt - i owe 2500 to first credit from an old c card i also owe 400 to a+leicester,858 gas bill, mobile phone unpaid etc... -i am a private tenant and am in receipt of benefits however the council are only paying me about 380 rent minus a deduction that they say i owe from before so it is actually more like 365 per month i do get jobseekers aswell(64.30 a week) but also get a deduction of 3.60 a week from that for old council tax arrears but my rent is 475 a month and also i have water bill phone bills etc outstanding as i cannot afford to pay them i have more going out than coming in and i cant survive like this for much longer i am privately renting can i still keep living here does it affect landlord etc? i have an appointment with council next week for a discretionary housing payment but doubt i will get any extra from them as i am claiming hb a c benefit so not sure that i can even claim it - my creditr rating is already screwed anyway so i am seriously considering bankruptcy.

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Posted - 23 April 2010 :  09:45:58  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hello Chris,

My advice initially is to make an appointment at your local CAB and they will, I am sure, be able to assist. Your debts are not enormous and BR may be avoided.

They will also check to see you are getting the right welfare benefits

Good luck, Richard

"There are no problems - only solutions"
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