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A
guide to Individual Voluntary Arrangement
Unlike debt management plans this course of action is legally
binding and is a tool to be considered for tenants either employed
or self employed who are in serious financial difficulty.
What
is an Individual Voluntary Arrangement or (IVA)?
This is a service offered by regulated companies who will
consider your case along with other possible alternatives. In effect
an IVA arrangement is an agreement between you the tenant and your
creditors that allows the amount you owe to creditors to be reduced
to what you can afford. All interest charges are halted and the
amount to be paid back is based upon your disposable income and
often lasts around 5 years. There are various formal procedures to
follow including
involving the Courts. An IVA can only be set up by a regulated and
licensed official.
There are many schemes and options available including IVA for
those tenants who are unable to pay their creditors. Consider
seeking independent financial advice from organisations such as the
National Debt Line or the Citizens Advice Bureau. All tenant's
circumstances are unique and only impartial advisors are able to
comment and narrow down the advantages and disadvantages of each
such scheme, provided they are presented with all of the information
required.
Please Note! YOUR HOME IS AT RISK IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP
REPAYMENTS ON A MORTGAGE OR OTHER LOAN SECURED ON IT. ALL SECURED OR
UNSECURED LOANS ARE SUBJECT TO STATUS. SECURED LOANS ARE SECURED ON
PROPERTY.
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