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Igroup/GE Mortgage + secured Loan + now Engage- beat GE Repo - now Engage Repo **WON** Want to reclaim charges


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To northern bloke. I can't send pm yet...Thanks for your reply. When you say 50% is that half the arrears? We could only afford £228 per month but that is repaying over the remaining morgage term. What did ge do about fees and additional interest? Thanks

It's 50% of CMI. They told me that they wanted all the arrears in one go, but as the experts here say, that won't hold up in court.

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It's 50% of CMI. They told me that they wanted all the arrears in one go, but as the experts here say, that won't hold up in court.

 

What do you mean 50% of Contractual Monthly Instalment ??

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That wasn't from me

 

 

I know - I was asking Northernbloke what he meant.

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Oh dear! I'm being vague, as usual! My CMI is £367 so I offered £500 which is,to round figures about CMI + 50%. That would cover the arrears in eight years. The judge was perfectly happy with this.

 

Hi, thanks - understand now :)

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Hi you should be able to print out the affixed version and fill in manually - but you can't edit it.

 

Do you have a PC/laptop at home ?

Budget Sheet.pdf

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I've printed off the sheet and downloaded it. I will fill in on Friday and return. My gp has sent a letter to ge today saying how detrimental it will be for me if the eviction takes place. Ge still won't budge, should I inform judge of my health?

And anyone know what morgage rescue is?

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You could ask for time to sell - so you protect your equity. If you don't think you can maintain high payments on the mortgage and secured loan for many years it might be better to sell and perhaps buy a cheaper property?

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Hi I can't access the sheet attached that I need to fill in, thanks. Can anyone post out to me?

have you not got Microsoft office installed with excel?

 

you can download open office for free and use that.

 

i'd complain about GE not helping you to the CEO

 

they must as far as i'm aware record ALL calls regarding mortgage arrears / collections etc

 

if you feel the 'advisor' on the phone was poor to you

then detail the time date of it and complain.

 

although ar has been indicated any fees they have charged you will ofcourse only come off the outstanding balance

& as such 'not help you'

don't forget things like debt management fees and advisor visit fees

these are typically +£100 each visit

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please don't hit Quote...just type we know what we said earlier..

DCA's view debtors as suckers, marks and mugs

NO DCA has ANY legal powers whatsoever on ANY debt no matter what it's Type

and they

are NOT and can NEVER  be BAILIFFS. even if a debt has been to court..

If everyone stopped blindly paying DCA's Tomorrow, their industry would collapse overnight... 

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Is there anyone there ?

Just had a horrible bullying conversation with ge, he said no judge in the land would side with me as I owe so much money . I was feeling more positive, now dreadful again. Please anyone?

 

Why are you talking to them on the phone - stop now and don't under any circumstances talk to them on the phone. They say these things in attempt to make you think "ah well, not worth me going then", it is intended to intimidate you.

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