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Ccj advice

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Pocketrocket31 · 10/06/2016 21:47

I got a loan in 2007, a ccj in September 2010, paid it off in June 2015.

I though this would disappear from my credit file in September this year, but on my credit file the loan is still there. With red dots (in arrears) until June 2015. Then it say UC. Does this mean the late payments have got another 5 years on my credit file?

Thanks

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Buckinbronco · 10/06/2016 21:50

I don't think this is right- you need to phone the credit agencies for advice (if you haven't already, you'll have to join and pay) the loan and CCJ should now be seperate - the loan is defaulted and over and you have been paying off the CCJ. I think That's right.

It's all moveable on your credit file. Talk to them, investigate your rights (maybe speak to the court too?) and then demand they get it right. It can be changed

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Pocketrocket31 · 10/06/2016 21:58

That's what I thought too, but the late payments are only a year old :/

I've disputed it with credit ref agency, shall see what they come back with

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Pocketrocket31 · 10/06/2016 22:11

Yes I have paper work, but it's only been satisfied a year, does that mean I have 5 years left?

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simplydivine05 · 12/06/2016 09:03

The ccj will disappear six years after the judgement whether satisfied or not. If you have late payments after that point they will stay on there for six years after settlement.

cutefluffyunicorn · 15/06/2016 09:59

I suspect that despite having a ccj they never actually defaulted the loan and have been marking it as late payments instead? If that is the case then yes that information will remain until it drops off in 5/6 years.
HOWEVER it was really quite naughty of them to NOT default your loan, because if they had then the account would have disappeared from your credit file all together after 6 years from the date of the default. You have a fairly strong argument to state they should have defaulted it in view of the fact they pursued a CCJ against you. I suggest posting in the credit file section of moneysavingexpert and asking for advice.
We are currently pursuing a case with the financial ombudsman about a similar situation and I got some really good advice on there.

cutefluffyunicorn · 15/06/2016 10:03

just to clarify a CCJ and a default are 2 separate things. It IS possible to have a CCJ without the account being defaulted, although there is an argument this is bad practice. The CCJ WILL come off your credit file after 6 years, but if the account was never defaulted the late payments remain visible for 6 years from the last late payment recorded.

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