attachment of earning order

[ladaniva]

right this come out of my pay if my pay go down can this order be stop ,fill form in on debt line pay let over £26 month the court said the debt part my wife how this it my debt in come £1453 month pay out

£1431 so how do count work i can pay £100 month

[citizenB]

I dont quite understand what you are asking of us..

 

http://www.stepchange.org/Debtinformationandadvice/Whatyourcreditorscando/Courtaction/EnglandWalescourtaction/Attachmentofearnings.aspx?WT.srch=1&WT.mc_id=2501557&WT.seg_1=attachment%20of%20earnings%20calculator&gclid=CKmv27absb8CFcbKtAodc2wARg

 

The link above will take you to a calculator that will work out how much you should be asked to pay. Did you provide the court with an income and expenditure form ?

 

The following link gives advice on what you can do if you believe it is too much - you will need to scroll down for the information.

 

http://www.adviceguide.org.uk/wales/debt_w/debt_action_your_creditor_can_take_e/creditor_takes_money_from_your_wages.htm

[Conniff]

Attachment of earnings is a percentage of earnings and not a fixed amount:

 

 

Weekly Pay:

Net Weekly Earnings - Weekly Deductions - Deduction Rate

Not Exceeding £75 - Nil - 0%

Exceeding £75 but not exceeding £135 - £2.25 to £4.05 - 3%

Exceeding £135 but not exceeding £185 - £6.75 to £9.25 - 5%

Exceeding £185 but not exceeding £225 - £12.95 to £15.75 - 7%

Exceeding £225 but not exceeding £355 - £27.00 to £42.60 - 12%

Exceeding £355 but not exceeding £505 - £60.35 to £85.85 - 17%

Exceeding £505 - Minimum £85.85 - 17% in respect of the first £505 and 50% of the remainder

 

Monthly Pay: Net Monthly Earnings Monthly Deductions Deduction Rate

Not Exceeding £300 Nil 0%

Exceeding £300 but not exceeding £550 £9.00 to £16.50 3%

Exceeding £550 but not exceeding £740 £27.50 to £37.00 5%

Exceeding £740 but not exceeding £900 £51.80 to £63.00 7%

Exceeding £900 but not exceeding £1,420 £108.00 to £170.40 12%

Exceeding £1,420 but not exceeding £2,020 £241.40 to £343.40 17%

Exceeding £2,020 Minimum £343.40 17% in respect of the first £2,020 and 50% in respect of the remainder

Edited July 7, 2014 by Conniff

[ladaniva]

all i can say the law looks after any think to do with banks it was the bank that got the country like is, not the workers ,all the bank around the world were bailed out by the government with taxes paid from the tax payers pocket they still got there jobs and there big Bonuses each year still some of us are still working hard to get right , i am in good mind to pack job in and go on the benefits i work 43 year and in real time done 62.5 years with all the over time i done

[stu007]

Hi ladaniva

 

For you to be able to get better advice to assist you could I please ask if you could give us a brief summary of the events from the start till now (without any personal identifying information).

 

At present it is difficult to understand exactly what advice your looking for.

 

If you could help us out you will get advice to help you.