BN66 - Time to fight back: Continued

[TheGadgetMan]

Yesterday's Meltdown...

Given the events of yesterday (no, not Spurs losing again - how funny was THAT!)....I think now would be the time to take out a CTD...I think it might be safer there than in an offset bank account, right now...

DonkeyRhubarb - could you please post some links to the the relevant HMRC websites...cheers

[BrilloPad]

Given the events of yesterday (no, not Spurs losing again - how funny was THAT!)....I think now would be the time to take out a CTD...I think it might be safer there than in an offset bank account, right now...

DonkeyRhubarb - could you please post some links to the the relevant HMRC websites...cheers

could they go on the bn66 news thread please? I think this will come up time and time again. Hopefully not for me though!!

[TheGadgetMan]

yes BP, you're right...the bn66 news thread is probably the right place for the CTD links...

[poppy01]

yes BP, you're right...the bn66 news thread is probably the right place for the CTD links...

does anyone also have any links to anyone who will lend someone with no job security, a house that has dropped in value 30k in the last year, a mortgage which for now approximates the value of the house (but probably not much longer), no assets and a rapidly shrinking job market a very large sum of money to pay off a phoney tax bill.



ok, insolvency practitioners then?

[DonkeyRhubarb]

yes BP, you're right...the bn66 news thread is probably the right place for the CTD links...

Done.

[TAF4]

does anyone have links to who will lend <snip>a very large sum of money to pay off a phoney tax bill.

ok, insolvency practitioners then?

True Poppy01 - too damn true.

[Emigre]

[QUOTE=poppy01;630980]does anyone also have any links to anyone who will lend someone with no job security, a house that has dropped in value 30k in the last year, a mortgage which for now approximates the value of the house (but probably not much longer), no assets and a rapidly shrinking job market a very large sum of money to pay off a phoney tax bill.
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These guys used to lend 125% of value, now owned by Govt! Should fit the bill nicely...
http://www.northernrock.co.uk/

[poppy01]

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does anyone also have any links to anyone who will lend someone with no job security, a house that has dropped in value 30k in the last year, a mortgage which for now approximates the value of the house (but probably not much longer), no assets and a rapidly shrinking job market a very large sum of money to pay off a phoney tax bill.
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These guys used to lend 125% of value, now owned by Govt! Should fit the bill nicely...
http://www.northernrock.co.uk/

such sweet irony, they are my mortgage lender

[scott_free]

Given the events of yesterday (no, not Spurs losing again - how funny was THAT!)....I think now would be the time to take out a CTD...I think it might be safer there than in an offset bank account, right now...

DonkeyRhubarb - could you please post some links to the the relevant HMRC websites...cheers

If you hold a joint offset account, does that mean your "savings" are protected up to £70K by the FSA ?

[TheGadgetMan]

yes...the FSA protection is 35K...for joint accounts, you have 35k each...that is, 70k...

well, thats what it said in the Daily Mail this morning, so it must be true!