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I went bankcrupt last month. I have all my bank statements for the last 6 years which charges amount up to £1667. I went bancrupt with £216 against the Halifax (this was only one of my depts!) can I still take them on. If I do will the money go to the bankcrupcy adminisrator, or will the bank say "$%^£$" off!!!
Yes you can claim your charges back, and yes, they will probably go to the administrator.
If you go ahead, start a new thread in the approipriate bank forum.
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The opinions on this post are those of Robertxc and not necessarily the opinions of the group and do not constitute sound legal advice. You are advised to seek professional legal advice.
Divorced, single & bankcrupt. Can I do this?
which charges amount up to £1667. I went bancrupt with £216 against the Halifax
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