Hi everyone. I'm feeling completely up to my neck in it and would appreciate any help, ideas, encouragement!!
On Monday I will be receiving a stat demand from Connaughts on behalf of 1st Direct. I won't answer the door but it will be put through the letterbox which I know they can do. The amount owed is 4,200. I also have another amount with 1st Direct for £5,000. This has not yet been issued as a sd. I phoned both companies after finally opening all my demands which stupidly I'd hoped would go away. I last made payments 4 years ago. I phoned 1st Direct after advice from a financial advisor. I didn't make any offer but told them that I was dealing with my debts and would make an offer after drawing up a financial plan. I somehow ended up being drawn into telling them about the worth of my property. Our home is mortgage free and is the only asset we have, jointly owned by myself and partner. We have two teenage children, i am the sole earner on a public service wage, we juggle monthly bills and certainly don't live beyond our means anymore. I am desperate to come to an agreement without putting our home at risk, but everything I read about these companies suggests they will go the distance.
I know that they don't have to accept an offer but does anyone know what the liklihood is that they will I don't have the kind of money they are after!
Thanks
On Monday I will be receiving a stat demand from Connaughts on behalf of 1st Direct. I won't answer the door but it will be put through the letterbox which I know they can do. The amount owed is 4,200. I also have another amount with 1st Direct for £5,000. This has not yet been issued as a sd. I phoned both companies after finally opening all my demands which stupidly I'd hoped would go away. I last made payments 4 years ago. I phoned 1st Direct after advice from a financial advisor. I didn't make any offer but told them that I was dealing with my debts and would make an offer after drawing up a financial plan. I somehow ended up being drawn into telling them about the worth of my property. Our home is mortgage free and is the only asset we have, jointly owned by myself and partner. We have two teenage children, i am the sole earner on a public service wage, we juggle monthly bills and certainly don't live beyond our means anymore. I am desperate to come to an agreement without putting our home at risk, but everything I read about these companies suggests they will go the distance.
I know that they don't have to accept an offer but does anyone know what the liklihood is that they will I don't have the kind of money they are after!
Thanks



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