Oh I can see. You've tried really hard, bless, and it was a good try, but not quite good enough.
Still, when you've grown up and left home you'll be better and stronger for trying.
So they should have put aside money for something they've never had to put aside money for even though there was no indication that they now needed to put aside that money?
So they should have put aside money for something they've never had to put aside money for even though there was no indication that they now needed to put aside that money?
I'm feeling a bit thick today so could someone explain to me what happens if the CVA is rejected?
Also, could some explain to me how the voting system for CVAs work? If a creditor doesn't vote is it taken that they accept or reject the offer?
Thanks from dimville.