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CSA tripled my payments after they should have been reduced

January 3, 2013

After months of waiting the CSA called to say that my review had been completed. My payments were going to be reduced by half.

Ah I thought light at the end of the tunnel Roll on a couple days the CSA call again yes your payments are reduced but you owe us so we are adding 216 per month virtually tripiling my payments the reason they say they want all monies they feel due within 24 months.

It has now got to a stage where Im not sure its worth working anymore.

If these people were loan sharks the police would be after them and I would have more rights.

Ian

Written by Ian Brown · Filed Under CSA Complaints 

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  • Alice says:
    January 4, 2013 at 11:08 am

    If you have arrears on your case due to unpaid child maintenance the CSA will collect these along with your regular maintenence. They can take up to 40% of your net weekly/monthly income and they have a debt steer to collect all outstanding arrears over a maximum period of 24 months. If even by taking 40% of your net income there will be arrears of £500 outstanding after 24 months the CSA can apply for a Liability Order.

    If you are unsure of where the arrears have accrued from you can ask for a client statement which will show all charges and all payments made by you.

  • Dedicated dad says:
    January 5, 2013 at 10:20 pm

    wow hi alice you get about on this site bet your the git that set the unreal %’s for NRP’s yes? the whole company you work for is a disgrace to the whole human race you are worse than hitler honestley sit and think one day and realise that 40% of anyones income is a major pisstake on top of the 22% tax we have to pay to you are all horrid and evil i real wish someone would set fire to all the offices aroud the uk as you are un help ful and stone cold i hate you all so much for ruining a good family for the sake of money

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