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Hello All
Does anyone have any experience with Notional Income Variations that are made on vehicles i.e. cars that are privately owned? For eg, I may have a car worth 50k, can they use this in a calculation as the asset is over £31,250? Obviously I have consulted the list of items in the booklet but see no mention of cars/vehicles or alike.
I wondered if anyone has had this used by CMS in the past?
Thanks in advance
Hi,
I have not experienced this, but there may be others that have, I recommend you join this group for paying parents: https://m.facebook.com/groups/239699060076601/?ref=group_browse&paipv=0&eav=AfbMKg3a_KAxuBzFftgk9ICxLxlJnPb4ltkCffDHfmfWyLdcVvnOXEDeAwQXfOiTgW4
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