What is an IVA?
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Lower affordable monthly repayment
Affordable payments that fit around your bills -
Freeze interest & charges
Helping you get out of debt sooner -
Write off any outstanding unpaid debt
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Prevent Bankruptcy
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An IVA (INDIVIDUAL VOLUNTARY ARRANGEMENT) is a legally binding formal agreement between you and your creditors - the people you owe money to. It works by you agreeing to REPAY A PERCENTAGE of your debt in affordable monthly payments over a given time (typically around five years), and they agree to write off any outstanding debt once your final IVA payment is made.
HOW TO APPLY FOR AN IVA
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Find out if a IVA is suitable for you, to do this either fill in the form opposite at the top of the page and one of our trained advisor's will call you back or contact us on 0800 0122 111.
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Once we have conducted a full assessment of your circumstances we will then advise you on whether an IVA is best advice for you and send you information in the post.
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Once we have received your application your designated insolvency practitioner will then make contact with your creditors to offer them your newly reduced payment offer.
How an Individual Voluntary Arrangement can help you...
Before
- Loan £9,700
- Credit Card £2,350
- Overdraft £1,075
- Payday Loans £2,180
Once on a IVA
- Interest frozen
- Just one monthly repayment
- One point of contact
- Monthly statement / online portal
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