Mr Stewart,
Ah I see where younarencoming from. What I'am writing is only from experience and one time only.
We only live once and having your life screwed up by someone bad advise hurt. How do you feel losing two years of your salary for mistakes you made ?
Are you willing to work 40 hours a week and let that go to someone that treat you like crap?
I' m sure that you have respect for your clients and people you dealt with but did all your customers comes back happy?
My story line is to help others choose the right Trustee.i was unfortunate to thimbles on one that treat their client like crap.
I do appreciate your advise but with my personality that is who im and how I react. I'm sorry if I've offended anyone on your line of work but sometimen you need to see the really in front.i'm honestly not looking for my issues with my trustee to end well.
Do you think treating people like crap because they were unlucky in finance is right? And not even apologies when they are wrong on something.
If you send me your info I will reply back to you with my case file and give you more details and explain you why I'm not happy at all.you don't have all the facts.
Not everything have been said yet.
I'm really open for have a chat with someone that knows what he/she is talking about.
Cheers,
Thanks for the advice mr Stewart but have u ever been bankrupt ??
Cheers,
No, however in my career I've counseled hundreds of clients with financial difficulties. The majority of them I've caught before it was 'too late' and given them guidance on how to rectify their situation before it became too difficult to pull out of. I've also referred many of them to trustees to talk about options regarding proposals and/or bankruptcy in some cases to afford them creditor protection before they started facing judgements, garnishments and possible asset seizure.
In my job I speak directly with lenders, underwriters and trustees every single day. I know what each and every one of them look for, I've been instructed on how credit files work by banks as well as the major credit file companies directly.
My qualifications make me more than capable of advising people what they need to do with their personal finances and how to deal with lenders, collection companies, trustees, etc. in order to make things right.
Naturally you're free to heed my advice or not, but I dare say that the fact I've not declared bankruptcy should not be the sole factor as to whether or not I'm qualified to give advice on the subject.