Many people are unaware that an Individual Voluntary Arrangement can be used to significantly reduce the amount they owe creditors. And when facing the thought of bankruptcy because you are only able to repay part of what you owe, a voluntary arrangement should be something you consider.
Voluntary arrangements with creditors are put together by groups [...]
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Entering into an IVA (Individual Voluntary Arrangement) is both an important and responsible step to help resolve lingering or nagging financial worries and troubles.
This site and our links can provide you with the number one thing you need when thinking about an IVA as a debt solution, helpful advice.
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27 March 2008
IVA Companies Cashing In On Rising Debts
Shares in Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) providers had a strong week after a pair of positive trading updates. Debtmatters said results for the year just ended will be ahead of forecasts. And Debt Free Direct said volumes in March were 155 per cent up on March 2005.
Investors Chronicle April 13th, 2006
26 March 2008
Should I Consider An IVA or Petition for Bankruptcy?
Trying to decide if an IVA is right for you can be a difficult process. There are so many television commercials, print ads and information on the Internet that it is hard for people to decide what is fact and what is fiction.
Undoubtedly the best way to determine if an Individual Voluntary Arrangement is right [...]
27 March 2006
Is An IVA a Government Approved Process?
IVA proposals can only be put together and presented to an individuals creditors by a licensed Insolvency Practitioner. At the time of this writing there are only about 2000 licensed Insolvency Practitioners in the UK.
The Individual Voluntary Arrangement was originally designed to provide relief to debts generated as a result of business insolvency. In [...]
