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Jez
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 18 March 2009 :  12:18:39  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I am using the online forms.

In the secured creditors bit of section 4, I have a mortgage and a current account overdraft secured against the mortgage.

When I put in the values and print the forms, I am getting strange figures, I guess because it is treating the secured assets as two separate assets.

My figures are as follows:
Mortgage amount owing: £221,227.28
Present Value: £215,000.00
Net amount owing: £6,227.28

Overdraft Amount Owing: £9,307.19
Present Value: £215,000.00
Net amount owing: -£205,692.81

Obviously, because of the overdraft net amount owing, it looks like there is a massive equity, which there isn't.

Can I put the present value of the overdraft as £0 to force the online form to show the correct values, or is there something else I should be doing?

Thanks

Jez

John
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 18 March 2009 :  13:03:08  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi

in the 2nd line (where you list the secured overdraft) in the box that requires present value, enter -£6227.28 as that is the value in the property AFTER the first charge has been deducted.

The figures should then begin to make some sense.

John White
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Jez
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Posted - 18 March 2009 :  13:20:42  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Fantastic, thanks John!
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