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IVA (Individual Voluntary Arrangement)An Individual Voluntary Arrangement (or IVA) is an official debt repayment plan that in most cases includes the freezing of interest, reduction in the total amount of debt owing, and legal protection from creditors as long as the terms of the IVA are adhered to.
An IVA differs from an informal debt management arrangement with creditors because:
Our advisers can initially assess, based on your financial circumstances (also referred to as your ‘Statement of Means’ or ‘Financial Profile’), whether an IVA is the right option for you. We will provide no-cost, unbiased consultation to determine the best solution to your debt problem.
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What steps are involved with an IVA?If it is determined that the IVA route is the most appropriate solution for you, then you will be referred to an IVA consultant, who will initiate the IVA process. Although an IVA is a legal process, and as such involves considerable preparation work, our aim at Loans Company is to keep any involvement by yourself to an absolute minimum, that means no paperwork, no forms and no need to deal with the court or creditors yourself.
The IVA involves these steps:
A licensed Insolvency Practitioner will act as your IVA supervisor and deal with any problems that may arise during the IVA.
From here forward as long as you comply with the agreed IVA you will only need to make a single, affordable payment each month, which will be divided amongst your creditors. No further interest will be incurred and at the end of the IVA a portion of the debt will be written off and you will be clear of debt.
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