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PROs
• Debt Free in 5 Years

• Telephone Calls and Payment Demands Stopped

• Interest and Late Payment Charges Frozen

• Single Monthly Payment

• Repaired Credit Rating

• Fixed, Legally Binding Agreement

• Protection From Court Action

• A Private Agreement

• Professional Status Unaffected
.CONs
• Possible Release of Home Equity

• Minimum Level of Debt

• No Unsecured Borrowing During the Arrangement

What is an IVA?
An IVA is an agreement with your creditors to make a single reduced payment each month which lasts for a sensible period of time (normally 5 years).
Once agreed, creditors are not allowed to add further interest or charges to your accounts by law. The agreement is fixed - meaning that creditors can not randomly demand changes to it. The arrangement is governed by the Insolvency Act of 1986. A common misunderstanding is that people think undertaking an IVA is like going Bankrupt. This is not the case. The IVA is specifically designed to avoid the many issues and stigmas surrounding Bankruptcy.
Bankruptcy is an option that often has to be considered when an individual cannot pay their debts as they fall due. A first time bankrupt with debts will generally receive their discharge one year after the date of the bankruptcy order (there is the possibility that in some cases the bankruptcy discharge period will be less than one year).
Although bankruptcy has a bad stigma and is publicly advertised, it should always be considered when dealing with individual insolvency cases.

Please note that if your are ever faced with the prospect of bankruptcy you should look at alternatives as soon as possible such as Debt Management or the Individual Voluntary Arrangement procedure (IVA).

 
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