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I had to fill in that form, too, but it was only after they had agreed to an amount, anyway, so it really must have just been a formality, at least in my case. But, since I'm also paranoid, I actually made my own spreadsheet, writing down all of my expenses -- food, utilities, rent (or mortgage, as the case may be), prescriptions, "personal expenses" (cleaning supplies, maintenance, etc.), insurance, etc. I also did write down my gross income, then subtracted out taxes and pension plan contributions. I contributed to a 401(k) type plan as well as a pension plan and they didn't say anything about reducing that amount or about touching it, although they may have asked me how much was in it (I really don't remember). They accepted that form and they didn't ask for proof of any of my expenses at all (I didn't lie about it at all, but, when in doubt, I did round up); I did have to send in pay stubs, though.
I had a lot more than you in loans and they agreed to about $500/month, so it looks like you should be fine. I've also heard a lot of people on here say that they were required to pay about 1% of the amount due per month for their rehab and that would be right in the range you're looking for. I know what you mean about CAs (I had the same attitude before all of this!!), so good luck -- I'm sure it will work out!!
Hello,
Thks for replying.
Can you tell me what happens to your trade line now?
I had my trade line wih US DOE as "CO" until now. If i went to rehab next month, what would they reported?
When would be my trade line get better?
Thks!