Re: TTC v Very
Financial Ombudsman response to-day:-
Thanks for getting in touch.
A default notice is usually sent when you’ve missed or paid less than the full amount for 3 to 6 months. The notice should give you at least two weeks to try and catch up with any missed payments. If you aren’t able to make the payments, the account will default. When the account defaults, the business can take further action by passing the debt to a collection agency.
As a general guide, a default may be recorded when you’re 3 months in arrears, and normally by the time you are 6 months in arrears. However, there are some exceptions to this which may result in default being recorded at a later stage – such as secured or long term loans e.g. mortgages.
Financial Ombudsman response to-day:-
Thanks for getting in touch.
A default notice is usually sent when you’ve missed or paid less than the full amount for 3 to 6 months. The notice should give you at least two weeks to try and catch up with any missed payments. If you aren’t able to make the payments, the account will default. When the account defaults, the business can take further action by passing the debt to a collection agency.
As a general guide, a default may be recorded when you’re 3 months in arrears, and normally by the time you are 6 months in arrears. However, there are some exceptions to this which may result in default being recorded at a later stage – such as secured or long term loans e.g. mortgages.
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