Good Afternoon, new member with lots of questions to ask!

Crendon 007 · 17th July 2008, 15:32

Hi to everyone, read lots of interesting threads over the last few months. Due to serious illness I was forced into retirement. My wife had to sell our business to pay off overdraft, trade debt etc. Which has left us with various problems that I will start to discuss over the coming days.

princess81 · 17th July 2008, 15:45

Hi hun, gosh how horrible sounds like your having a rough time im a newbie not sure if i can help but lots of friendly people on here so you should get plenty of advice and support.
Good luck and best wishes
princess xx

charliegirl79 · 17th July 2008, 15:47

Hello.. Im a newbie aswell and need help with Brighthouse.

questioning · 17th July 2008, 15:47

Hi,

I'm sure you will get lots of help an ideas once you start your threads.

Crendon 007
Its sad to hear you have suffered a serious illness which forced you into early retirement, its equally sad you have had to sell your business.

At the end of the day your health comes first, I hope you are making some progress regarding your illness so that you can start to enjoy some quality time now you are retired.
My dad retired early due to a stressful job that he'd had enough of. He thought he would hate it.
However he seemed to settle into it quite quickly & now enjoys himself and wonders why he didn't do the deed any sooner, especially as mum was constantly nagging him too.
Kind regards Q. x.

charliegirl79 · 17th July 2008, 15:55

How do i start a new thread in the brighthouse forum. Could anyone help me plaese?

Thanks
Charlie xx

questioning · 17th July 2008, 15:55

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Originally Posted by charliegirl79

Hello.. Im a newbie aswell and need help with Brighthouse.

Hi

.
You will get plenty of help here for dealing with Brighthouse,
If you haven't already, do a search for Brighthouse and start your own thread, I'm sure there is a whole section on here for them.
You mind find some of your questions have been answered already,
Good luck
Kind regards Q. x.

Crendon 007 · 17th July 2008, 15:59

Thank you all for your well wishes. I was very fortunate in that I was not left with any long term damage, which makes my consultants 'forced retirement' very frustrating. After a perfect repayment and credit history, it is amazing how soon Banks etc become very aggressive!
Thanks again.

questioning · 17th July 2008, 16:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by charliegirl79

How do i start a new thread in the brighthouse forum. Could anyone help me plaese?

Thanks
Charlie xx

Hi Charlie,
If you go here http://www.consumeractiongroup.co.uk/forum/brighthouse/

This is the Brighthouse sub forum,
At the top you will see "New thread", hit that and you can post your question,

questioning · 17th July 2008, 16:11

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Originally Posted by Crendon 007;16175 [FONT=Tahoma

After a perfect repayment and credit history, it is amazing how soon Banks etc become very aggressive![/font]
Thanks again.

Gosh, yes you can say that again,
I think most of us have experienced just that,
Some of the stories on here I've read are absoloutly heart breaking, the banks are so ruthless.
I read only yesyterday a poster had been paying a debt from there income of £130. at week at £27.PW
The bank wrote and said youmust increase it to £180. Per month or else.
Thats with out reviewing the OP's I & E, they are on invalidity benifit,
The OP had been paying them for 9 years!

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