Hi
Very long time since I have been on here as my IVA was completed 7 plus years ago. My IVA was through debt free direct. I had no idea they had passed all cases onto Aperture until I received a ppi claims reward from Barclaycard for high commission. The award was close to £2000 and they advised they have sent the payment to aperture.
Now my IVA completed 7 years ago with 100% payment and I received a cheque 18 months ago from dfd with over payment returned. So in my eyes the IVA is long finished and fully paid so I do not believe and IVA practice had claim over the money.
I have emailed Aperture this morning but wondered if any others have had similar issues.
Unless you paid 100p plus fees, then any PPI is still due to be paid across to your creditors
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If you paid 100% plus fees and possible statutory interest the refund should be passed to you ... if not it will go towards the outstanding debt. Do you know if your payments covered the statutory interest element ?
My opinions are merely that .. opinions based on experience. Always seek professional advice.
IVA Completed 23rd July 2013 .... C.C. 10th January 2014
Hi
Thanks for the replies. I received a cheque from DFD which stated it was money left after all monies had been paid so I take it that was for fees as well as I would not expect a refund if everything had not been covered.
When I phoned Aperture this morning they said they had only taken on active cases and mine was not active so I don't understand how they can make a claim on it.
It probably wasn't a case of Aperture making any claim, rather that Barclays decided to send it to the IP themselves ( which they usually do). I imagine Aperture will send it on to you.
My opinions are merely that .. opinions based on experience. Always seek professional advice.
IVA Completed 23rd July 2013 .... C.C. 10th January 2014