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I have real concerns about my circumstance and what may occur. I am in arrears with just about everything as I took out a couple of payday loans on top of my already high debts and now it is all crashing down. I have a decent job, I just cannot afford to pay what they are asking. I am considering bankruptcy but am worried about my pension.
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I am soon to be made bankrupt and am OK with this as I own no property and have nothing really to lose but the debts. My concern is my pension. Will I lose my pension and can I still make contributions to it?
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Can I still contribute to my pension if I go bankrupt?
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Will they take my pension if I go bankrupt?
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My father is 77 and has large debts (£50k+) and no assets. He has two private pensions at £650 (gross) per month and receives a state pension at a similar level. He had previously entered into an IVA which was defaulted on. He has been conned and all of his money is controlled by a 3rd party. I am intervening to 'rescue' him and try and find what's the best way forward for him financially.
Yourquestion: Should he declare bankruptcy does he lose his pensions? How easy would it be to declare bankruptcy with debts at the levels above? How do I find all debts currently in his name other than those he has paperwork for?
Yourquestion: Should he declare bankruptcy does he lose his pensions? How easy would it be to declare bankruptcy with debts at the levels above? How do I find all debts currently in his name other than those he has paperwork for?
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Yourquestion: If I apply for bankruptcy, will my potential pension value be taken into account
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im about to recieve a lump sum redundancy and pension how will this effect my bankruptcy
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I have been paying back via aprepayment comp. on credits cards dept. for the last 4 years .Due to ill health i have to stop working.I'm 68 years old .If I go bankrupt do i lose my pensions of which i recieve 3.Old age one and 2 company ones.
Their question: will they cash in the company ones
Their question: will they cash in the company ones
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