If you are thinking about an IVA, one of the most important things you need to do is to be open and honest with your IVA provider. You absolutely need to lay all your financial cards on the table – be open about how much money you owe, how much money you earn and how much money you can realistically pay back every month, according to the terms of your IVA.
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Posted April 3rd, 2008
If you are a student, an IVA is possibly the best way out of a mountain of debt that you cannot repay. If you have just graduated, you may well be at the start of your working career – and already be saddled with huge debts that you cannot afford to pay back, especially on a starting salary.
Posted March 25th, 2008
House repossession can be stopped with an IVA (Individual Voluntary Arrangement). Usually those in debt, start finding it difficult to keep up their mortgage repayments and fall into arrears.
Before an IVA
What you need to know
During an IVA
What goes on?
After an IVA
Advice on remaining debt free

