IVA's
Individual Voluntary Arrangement
An individual voluntary arrangement (sometimes known as an individual voluntary agreement) is a legally binding arrangement whereby you agree to pay back to your creditors as much as you can possibly afford. This method is considered for those people that have incurred debts mounting above £15,000.
- One affordable monthly payment.
- Provides a method of resolving your debt problems.
- Is a legal agreement where your creditors accept the negotiated terms
- Can write off a percentage of your debt
Action Today offer a comprehensive service where we appoint an Insolvency Practitioner (who is a specialised accountant) to forge a legally binding agreement to ensure that you can pay an affordable percentage of your outstanding debts to your creditors. The actual percent that is agreed is dependable on the amount that is owed to your creditors and may be different for each of them.
Individual voluntary arrangements usually last for a period of five years. Providing you maintain the individual voluntary arrangement any balance of your debt outstanding after the five years is usually written off.
Advantages of an IVA (Individual Voluntary Arrangement)
- One affordable payment per month
- Creditors are bound by law. The IVA will overturn any CCJs
- From the date of approval, all interest and charges are frozen
- This is a private agreement between you and your creditors
- Your employer will NOT be made aware
- You can still re-mortgage your home when in the agreement
- You and your partner can enter a joint IVA if some debts are in joint names
- We offer a home visit after giving advice over the phone
- No Fees to pay. Insolvency Fees are payable from creditor contributions
- We have the experience and systems in place to make the process as painless as possible for you
- We are not a call centre. You will have one point of contact "pre" and "post" the IVA
- Enables a Sole Trader or Partner to continue to trade and generate income towards repayment to creditors which would otherwise have a call upon the personal assets of the individual.
