3CorsaMeal
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Like loans or credit cards?
Do they just admit defeat and accept the loss or do the companies try and get their money somehow?
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micra_pete
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got the canoe already?
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fred7
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Thi k it depends on the debt and what insurance you have.
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AndyKent
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Your assets are dealt with by your solicitor (or an appointed solicitor). Debtors come forward to claim their stake and the rest gets passed on to the government and next of kin
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SXI - Matt
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If there is a direct next of kin it's normally passed onto them so say husband or wife, if there is any money in the estates they will want to know & have a right to know how much and who's getting what in the terms of the companies that are owed money.
If you have life cover insurance ect some will pay all this off for them or some of
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Gary
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quote: Originally posted by fred7
Thi k it depends on the debt and what insurance you have.
This. Unsecured stuff will get written off. Mrs used to for a debt collectors and got sent death certs all the time and just closed the file
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BluKoo
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quote: Originally posted by micra_pete
got the canoe already?
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Sam
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I was just going to say, I thought unsecured debt was written off?
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Lawrah
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Doesn't get passed down anymore I don't think.
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emicen
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quote: Originally posted by SXI - Matt
If there is a direct next of kin it's normally passed onto them so say husband or wife, if there is any money in the estates they will want to know & have a right to know how much and who's getting what in the terms of the companies that are owed money.
If you have life cover insurance ect some will pay all this off for them or some of
Only jointly secured debts. Mortgage you are both signees to or joint credit card. Personal loan unless secured against a joint asset or personal credit card does not.
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Lawrah
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So if I take my dad out the game, I wont gain his debt?
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emicen
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Daddy issues
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rossnomore
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quote: Originally posted by emicen
Daddy issues
perfect...
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