taffy
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Post by taffy on Feb 28, 2020 16:09:02 GMT
The loan has NOT been fully paid, which is why I suspect theres no interest.. I still have the loan (3171765915) with a capital balance + interest on my dashboard. Agreed, this is another partial repayment of capital. My involvement in this loan is as follows 14/8/2017 Purchased £25 29/9/2017 Capital £2.35, interest £0.04 repaid (loan A) 21/12/2017 Capital £11.58, interest £0.55 repaid (loan B) 18/7/2018 Capital £3.04, interest £0.37 repaid (loan C) 28/2/2020 Capital £3.84 repaid (loan D)
Remaining capital is indicated as £4.18 & remaining interest is £1.39
Hopefully, there'll be more to come.
I'd rather they opened the withdrawal tap, its the end of the tax year approaching & I'd like to withdraw my thousands ===================================
It`s over 4 months since FS entered Administration, I emailed the Administrators in January asking when funds could be withdrawn. The reply was: "As outlined in the Joint Administrators proposals, we are seeking definitive legal advice from a specialist Leading Counsel on the release of funds. The advice will then be submitted to the Creditors Committee to review. Investors and creditors will be updated in due course. The Administrators have suspended the online account system whilst we undertake a review of the Company’s assets and liabilities. For more information, please visit the FAQ’s that have been put together and can be accessed from the link below:) cg-recovery.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/FSL-FAQs-on-Appointment-19.11.19.pdfSo, the money is not guaranteed to be returned to investors! Another concern now the end of the tax year is close is the Administrators statement on the website? "It has come to the Joint Administrators’ attention that there may be issues with the Tax Statements which appear in Investors Accounts. You must note that Tax Statements CANNOT be relied upon for tax purposes.)
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baldpate
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Post by baldpate on Feb 28, 2020 21:59:19 GMT
The Administrators have just compounded the errors in the Tax Return by incorrectly decreasing the amount in the original loss posting for Tax Year 2018/19, when the default occured - i.e. retrospectively adjusting last year's figures - rather than posting todays recovery to the current Tax Year. So anybody in this loan who just uses the summary figures without examining the underlying (erroneous) detail maybe be under-reporting recoveries.
Nice one, Administrators - and there's me thinking you would at least understand the principals of accounting!
EDIT 02/03/2020 - I NOTICE THIS AFTERNOON THATTHE NECESSARY ADDITIONAL POSTINGS HAVE NOW BEEN MADE IN RESPECT OF THE RECOVERY VIA LOAN 3171765915D. This means that the 2018/19 statement now correctly shows the original loss amount in full (split over two entries), and 2019/20 correctly records the recovery. It would be helpful in future is all posting were made at the same time! In view of the correction, I have struck through my comments above.
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Post by FSAG Forum on Feb 29, 2020 16:07:13 GMT
I'd rather they opened the withdrawal tap, its the end of the tax year approaching & I'd like to withdraw my thousands
We are expecting "available balance" funds to be released very shortly.
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