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Paying off a debt

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RobertRaw | 07:32 Mon 28th Nov 2005 | Business & Finance
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If you have a monthly agreement to pay off a debt and you have NEVER defaulted, can they demand the balance left immediately ?
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This is a depends question:


If you have taken out a loan or HP agreement in a normal way, then no, it can not usually be repayed on demand - if you break any of the terms of the agreement (eg on a HP if they asked for fully comp insurnace and you are not insuring it) then they may be able to class this as a default and demand repayment - bit of a grey area


If you have defaulted on something previously, and as a gesture they are allowing you to play monthly (but there is no formal agreement) then I believe that they can demand payment in full.


If you want a specific yes or no, post back full details of your case.

depends on who "they" are .. is it a person or a company? If a company, do you have terms and conditions?
It's possible - for example if you have lied on the application form
I think you are complying with the payment terms so I don't think they should ask for the balance anymore.

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