Credit defaults are considered cleared 7 years after they have have been repaid so unless your CCJ was raised by the Mafia then I am struggling to see why you're getting hung up on that.
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There isn't an information regarding any of the situations on the sticky because we just don't know I am afraid.Originally posted by JoshUk View PostI did not feel that there was much information on regarding my situation which is why I was asking peoples' opinions/views on it.'CUK forum personality of 2011 - Winner - Yes really!!!!
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I'm going to bite here but I'm not going to explain (obviously).
Credit issues are common and as long as you have been honest in repairing matters and honest with vetting you will be fine.Comment
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