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Monday, 24 September 2012 14:31
Banking, Bankruptcy, And Benefits
Eligibility for benefits if bankrupt and bank accounts.
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Friday, 01 June 2012 07:34
How Can I Repay A Debt From Years Ago?
Hi there, I need some advice, i lived in the Uk for 7 years and then left. i tried to pay all my debt before i left, however i left unpaying 1400 Pounds. which was 400 with Natwest credit card and 1000 with a mint credit card. Still to this day it bugs me, especially having been such a satisfied customer with my Natwest Bank. so i wish to make a mends.
Yourquestion: i've been out the country since Dec 2007 and have not heard from them since. I am still abroad, however i would like to approach them online and open up a normal savings account with them. if i did this would they recognise that i used to be a customer of their's and inform me of my outstanding debt? i dont mind paying back what i used to owe. But what worries me is that, will they charge me bank charges or interest for the past 5 years?
Yourquestion: i've been out the country since Dec 2007 and have not heard from them since. I am still abroad, however i would like to approach them online and open up a normal savings account with them. if i did this would they recognise that i used to be a customer of their's and inform me of my outstanding debt? i dont mind paying back what i used to owe. But what worries me is that, will they charge me bank charges or interest for the past 5 years?
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Tuesday, 31 January 2012 11:35
Will A Warrant Be Issued If I Left The UK Owing Money?
Australian citizen, liven in the UK for 15 mths then continued traveling.
Yourquestion: When I left the UK, I am unsure if my overdraft was at a nil balance or overdrawn. If it was overdrawn, would a warrant have now been issued? If I return to the UK for a friends wedding, will I be detained? I returned home in Oct 2005, so if there was a debt (I assume they charged me bank fees until the account went dormant or to collections) can they still make me pay this? My friend is getting married in September this year so i would be returning within the 6 year limit that I believe applies.
Yourquestion: When I left the UK, I am unsure if my overdraft was at a nil balance or overdrawn. If it was overdrawn, would a warrant have now been issued? If I return to the UK for a friends wedding, will I be detained? I returned home in Oct 2005, so if there was a debt (I assume they charged me bank fees until the account went dormant or to collections) can they still make me pay this? My friend is getting married in September this year so i would be returning within the 6 year limit that I believe applies.
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Tuesday, 21 June 2011 17:26
Do I Qualify For Bankruptcy?
My debts span mainly from areas as well as bank charges. Do i qualify for bankrypcy?
Their question: If my debts are areas do i qualify for bankrypcy?
Their question: If my debts are areas do i qualify for bankrypcy?
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