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what an absolute piss take
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Many who have fallen into debt possibly spent their freebies from HMG on "other things" I suspect.
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Scottish Power recently tried to drop our DD by half, but I did the calculations, and saw we would have to pay more than we pay now to clear the debt that would cause. |
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I suffer from quite severe anxiety and depression and have done since I was a child. About 8 or 9 years ago I got into trouble I was going through a real bad time and got comfort buying nice things. I was on a low income but companies were throwing credit at me hand over fist a lot of it buy now pay later over about a year I accrued £16k debt and had no way of paying it off. I wanted to kill myself. I was fortunate enough to find out about IVAs and took one out. Paid 6K off over 5 years living on next to nothing and the rest was cleared. Yes a number of firms lost money and yes I was to blame for the spending but they were responsible for facilitating that spending. They all did credit checks and all the agencies know employment status yet they still in some cases gave me 1000s of pounds credit. I have no sympathy with energy firms they make billions and I have no sympathy for credit companies that do not loan responsibly. Judge me how you will it matters not |
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I think actually you mean the energy top up thing ok I understand now |
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They are restricted in being able to raise prices and are not allowed to cut people off. The lenders of money that doesn't get paid back, raise their interest rates for everybody else and/or reduce rates for savers. Same principle, others pay for non-payments. |
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This report seems to contradict you also somewhat https://www.independent.co.uk/news/b...-b2388968.html https://www.homebuilding.co.uk/news/...afford-heating |
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