2nd PPI claim will also go to closed IVA account?
Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2017 1:08 pm
I Stopped paying my IVA in 2012 and my completion certificate was issued in 2014.
I had to sign a PPI agreement with Equity and Finance, it was successful and it helped to close my IVA.
I have since had another successful PPI claim since the IVA finised. This time it was twice as much as the first but it also went straight to my closed IVA account.
I wrote to my IVA company to find out what had happened to the money as it was awarded 3 months ago. I gave them 2 weeks to respond before telling them I would be going to the Ombudsman.
To be fair, I knew I would not see the money, I just wanted to know what happens to it and how it would affect my IVA. My IVA company replied 2 days later with a fair letter stating that they will keep in touch with me on the progress of the money going to my creditors.
Make no mistake, I REALLY would have loved a £16,000 PPI payment to me but I have had to accept the fact that it will pay off what would have been a written off debt, and if it does help pay the excess debt in full, then I can truly hold my head up and say that I am truly DEBT FREE.
I had to sign a PPI agreement with Equity and Finance, it was successful and it helped to close my IVA.
I have since had another successful PPI claim since the IVA finised. This time it was twice as much as the first but it also went straight to my closed IVA account.
I wrote to my IVA company to find out what had happened to the money as it was awarded 3 months ago. I gave them 2 weeks to respond before telling them I would be going to the Ombudsman.
To be fair, I knew I would not see the money, I just wanted to know what happens to it and how it would affect my IVA. My IVA company replied 2 days later with a fair letter stating that they will keep in touch with me on the progress of the money going to my creditors.
Make no mistake, I REALLY would have loved a £16,000 PPI payment to me but I have had to accept the fact that it will pay off what would have been a written off debt, and if it does help pay the excess debt in full, then I can truly hold my head up and say that I am truly DEBT FREE.