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  • #31
    Thank you Echat11. It sort of helps. My concern is keeping my husband out of it. I don't pay rent or a mortgage or a lot of other bills. And will all these blank spaces on the form give the DNA the idea they can come after him? It's my corporate debt not his but DCAs seem to have their own code of behaviour.

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    • #32
      Originally posted by Alacoque View Post
      Thank you Echat11. It sort of helps. My concern is keeping my husband out of it. I don't pay rent or a mortgage or a lot of other bills. And will all these blank spaces on the form give the DNA the idea they can come after him? It's my corporate debt not his but DCAs seem to have their own code of behaviour.
      I'd be tempted to give them all the details, but give yourself some 'head room', so you aren't committing yourself to more then you can afford. Think 'Cost of Living' i.e. energy, food etc. The way the world is at the moment, everything could shoot up if things go the wrong way.

      As for 'give the DNA the idea they can come after him?', I think you mean DCA.

      If they try to go after him, you can simply correct them on the fact that the debt is solely yours.

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      • #33
        Yes, I did mean DCA - autocorrect prefers DNA!

        Thanks for your advice, will let you know what happens.....

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