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Debt Solutions: IVAs

An IVA (Individual Voluntary Arrangement) is a formal agreement with your creditors to settle your debt over a fixed period (generally 5 years) with interest frozen. An IVA can be a powerful way to wipe the slate clean and clear your debts.

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IVA Advantages/Disadvantages

Advantages You only pay back a percentage of your debts. If you follow the agreed terms, you will be debt free in 5 years time.
Up to 75% of your debt may be written off.

Advantages This is a legally binding solution so no further interest or charges can be added to the debt. Enforced by law creditors can’t change their mind once they’ve agreed. You also get protection against possible court action.

Advantages Agreed monthly payment plans will remain fixed unless your income level dramatically increases.

Advantages It is a private agreement – only you, your advisor and your creditors need know about it. There is no publicity in the local papers, as is the case for bankruptcy.

Advantages You can continue to practise as a professional person (i.e. accountant, solicitor, doctor etc) or as a director of a company and can hold public office, as an IVA does not affect your professional status.

Advantages You can open a regular bank account, without an overdraft facility and have no/fewer credit restrictions than if you go bankrupt.

Advantages You can safeguard your property, as the proposals can be made flexible to suit personal circumstances.

Disadvantages If you have equity in your house, an endowment policy linked to your mortgage, or valuable assets you may be required to release them in to pay your creditors. (This is usually done near the end of the arrangement). However this is preferable to repossession and enables you to safeguard and retain your home.

Disadvantages Normally, an IVA cannot be used if your total debts are under £15,000.

Disadvantages You must be able to afford to make an offer of repayment to your creditors. Generally you need to be able to afford monthly payments of £200 or more

Disadvantages If you fail to keep up the payments set out in the agreement, your creditors WILL be able to take other action against you, which could result in bankruptcy, and your home could still be at risk if not specifically excluded from your IVA proposals.

Disadvantages In their bargain to allow you to avoid bankruptcy, IVAs are expected to be for a longer period than bankruptcy (ie 5 years). People who go bankrupt can be discharged from bankruptcy within between 1 and 3 years. So it takes longer to be debt-free.

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