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PDP case study 2 from Kolkata. (Stopped harassment, Negotiated a
      Settlement for four credit cards with 70% to 50% discount) –
      Trevor M. (Due to confidentiality, we have not provided their
      photos, name or the name of their business.)






        A 32-year-old postgraduate from Kolkata, married with two
        children  was  struggling  to  pay  his  EMI,  he  had  four  credit
        cards and one personal loan. He has a very good job with a
        salary of ₹1,80,000 per month.
        He is in rented accommodation with his family and elderly
        parents,  who  with  his  wife  became  ill  and  due  to  their
        medical  expenses  and  care  was  struggling  to  service  his
        debts.


        He  had  debts  totalling  ₹16,60,000  and  was  paying  ₹50,920
        EMI per month, but due to the medication and medical care
        his monthly household expenditure increased to ₹1,51,000.

        He  had  approached  us  to  help  him  find  a  solution  to  his
        current  position.  After  our  initial  free  counselling,  we  were
        informed that he had some funds that he was expecting in
        four months’ time, but the fund was not sufficient to repay
        all his debts.


        We  worked  out  a  settlement  plan  whereby  we  would
        negotiate  a  settlement  figure  for  all  his  credit  cards  which
        had  an  outstanding  of  10  lacs,  and  were  charging  him  the
        most  interest,  and  in  the  meantime,  he  enrolled  onto  the
        PDP.


        He  was  also  experiencing  undue  harassment  and  with  the
        help of our Advocates was able to subdue this and was able

        to  obtain  70%  discount  on  the  settlement  from  one  of  the
        credit  card  creditors  due  to  their  harassment.  With  the
        other  credit  cards,  we  were  able  to  obtain  50%  settlement
        on the outstanding debts.
        When  he  initially  enrolled  onto  the  PDP  he  was  paying
        ₹25,000  per  month,  which  were  distributed  to  all  the  five
        creditors and now after the settlement that amount is paid
        towards the remaining one creditor
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