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gdc
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Posted - 30 June 2009 :  13:52:16  Show Profile  Visit gdc's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Hi I am going to go bankrupt in the next few weeks. I have just rang the courts who are sending me a pack out. On the form where I fill out my expenses / living allowances should I put that my outgoings will be more than my incomings, expecting that they will chop them down, or should i put only up to what my absolute limit is. I mean I understand I can put so much allowance in for say a family holiday, however if I stick within my actual budget then I will miss this out, then on the other hand if I have put in £40 /month for presents etc, if they chop this out then I could have claimed for the holiday money. These small amounts could obviously mean the difference between an IPO or not so I don't want to give away money I could really do with on the other hand I don't want to get on the wrong side of the OR so not sure what to do.
Hope this makes sense.

gettingoutofdebt
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Posted - 30 June 2009 :  15:26:51  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Just put up to your limit. Things like presents aren't allowed in a BR SOA as you are expected to pay this out of any disposable income.

You can always post your I&E here and people here can take a look to see if you have missed anything out or are putting down too much for certain things, etc.
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