I believe that creditfix require 6 months bank statements on annual review I have nothing to hide but find this a bit intrusive, I am happy to forward copy of direct debits do you think this will be ok.
We have all been discussing this on here for a while, I think you have to agree to reasonable requests, at the end of the day they won't have time to scrutinise every thing you have spent, more likely checking your DD's against Expenses you have claimed and you haven't won the lottery
font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica">quote:<hr height="1" noshade>Originally posted by tobyb
I believe that creditfix require 6 months bank statements on annual review I have nothing to hide but find this a bit intrusive, I am happy to forward copy of direct debits do you think this will be ok.
I wouldn't have thought that they would accept this, surely they would be more interested in seeing credits going into your account than debits coming out?
"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur."
I know withdraw all my money on payday expect for my DD's and have separate pots at home for my budgeting and also keeps what I spend alittle more personal to myself and not the bandits who now apparently service my IVA
Loved Money, Hate Credit, Road to Recovery.... IVA started 3/3/14 -- IVA F&F accepted 18/5/17
I suppose I will have to comply with whatever they require, I just find it a little over the top, with PJG if things changed either way I would forward prove of this and take it from there.
I was with Sue Clay at PJG, and have had 3 annual reviews...each time 12mths bank statements and wage slips were requested by my IP, so 6mths worth is absolutely no problem
3 months for us via Sue Clay. Not that we mind, good luck to them deciphering the way we sort out our allowances none of which has gone above what we are entitled to.
This 6 month's bank statements thing did chafe a bit when first I heard it as Mel didn't require it...
Mel did require monthly payslips, CF don't. It's just their way of working.
I can see it from their point of view. They have to demonstrate to the creditors that they are administrating the account properly and are applying due diligence.