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12th April 2007, 20:23
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Originally Posted by lordi
i think they employ any didly donk at cccs ..... | er no,
They are quite right, £55 a month is way too much. The industry follows guidelines called The common financial statement, this outlines what figures are reasonable for items such as housekeeping, travel etc. CCCS's gudelines fit within this criteria. I can tell you that the maxmum we would allow for meals at work is £1.50 a day, per person and that this figure would also alter your total housekeeping budget.
by the way, i don't work for CCCS
__________________ Please note that I cannot give advice via PM, however feel free to contact me in order to draw my attention to a thread and I'll do my best to assist you there!
I'm not a practising lawyer although I do have formal legal training in many debt related areas, if in doubt always seek further advice from a qualified professional.
How to get out of debt: http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...-out-debt.html
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12th April 2007, 20:36
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| | Site Team | Re: cccs are worse than mbna Quote:
Originally Posted by lordi234 so ive got to starve just to pay my debt off
then creditors like MBNA still ignore the statements ringing me for more money ect think ur as bad squeezing money people havent got , what can you get for £1.50 rent council tax food, come first .. | no you do not have to starve.
this money for food at work is in addition to your housekeeping budget, which of course is mostly made up of food.
how much did you put down for housekeeping? how many people in your household? how many adults/children?
__________________ Please note that I cannot give advice via PM, however feel free to contact me in order to draw my attention to a thread and I'll do my best to assist you there!
I'm not a practising lawyer although I do have formal legal training in many debt related areas, if in doubt always seek further advice from a qualified professional.
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12th April 2007, 20:47
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| | Site Team | Re: cccs are worse than mbna I have to agree here - I think the sums mentioned are unrealistic.
Is there some reason why you can't buy food in your 'weekly shop' and then make something to take to work each day? Sandwiches etc, maybe even cooked food which is then frozen in portions?
This might sound petty, but you also do have an obligation to make the most of available funds. I am still paying reduced amounts to my creditors after several years and the help that the CCCS gave me initially was first class.
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12th April 2007, 20:53
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| | Site Team | Re: cccs are worse than mbna Quote:
Originally Posted by lordi234 i live with girlfriend but she as nothing to do with . | that is appreciated, however becuase you make up a household just by her being there will have an impact on how much YOU pay for the various household bills.
If the DMP is in your sole name then you should include half of the various figures.
so if your housekeeping is say £250, your share would be half that.
__________________ Please note that I cannot give advice via PM, however feel free to contact me in order to draw my attention to a thread and I'll do my best to assist you there!
I'm not a practising lawyer although I do have formal legal training in many debt related areas, if in doubt always seek further advice from a qualified professional.
How to get out of debt: http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...-out-debt.html |
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12th April 2007, 20:59
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| | Site Team | Re: cccs are worse than mbna MBNA are notoriously difficult to deal with, even when challenged with things like the OFT guidelines. I assume you are partaking in the mass complaint about MBNA that is currently on the MBNA forum?
__________________ Please note that I cannot give advice via PM, however feel free to contact me in order to draw my attention to a thread and I'll do my best to assist you there!
I'm not a practising lawyer although I do have formal legal training in many debt related areas, if in doubt always seek further advice from a qualified professional.
How to get out of debt: http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk...-out-debt.html |
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12th April 2007, 21:02
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| | Basic Account Customer | Re: cccs are worse than mbna Quote:
Originally Posted by sequenci MBNA are notoriously difficult to deal with, even when challenged with things like the OFT guidelines. I assume you are partaking in the mass complaint about MBNA that is currently on the MBNA forum? | i want to join dont like idea of giving my acc no out .. |
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