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Reduce Monthly Payments
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Off a Percentage of Unsecured Debts |
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Potentially
Freeze Interest and Reduce Other Charges
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Online since
2001 - Helping 1000's of UK people & families resolve debt
issues each year |
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IVA,
Debt Management, Trust
Deeds
&
Bankruptcy
specialists... |
...working to find the right solution for you. |
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Individual
Voluntary Arrangement (IVA)
An IVA or Individual
Voluntary Arrangement is a legal way to reduce debts without
becoming bankrupt. IVAs are most suitable if you owe more than
£15,000 and are in regular employment. |
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An example
IVA breakdown+...
...which had
61% of debt written off and on
average the monthly payments were reduced
by £603
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Credit card 1: |
£1,260 |
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Loan 1: |
£15,000 |
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Loan 2: |
£8,900 |
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Credit card 2: |
£5,900 |
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Total
Owed: |
£31,060 |
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With an IVA Plan |
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60 Monthly contributions
of: |
£200 |
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Total paid: |
£12,000 |
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Write Off: |
£19,060 |
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Once the agreement
is in place your creditors must stop all further interest and
charges on your debts. All letters and phone calls from your
creditors in relation to your debts should then cease. Once the
60 months have ended, and you have kept to the arrangement any
outstanding debt included in the IVA is written off by your
creditors.
For an IVA to be approved and interest and charges to be frozen
it needs to be accepted by 75% of the creditors (by value).
Only unsecured debts
included within the IVA may be written off at the end of the
period and those not included, such as secured debts, Government
fines and child support payments will remain. |
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...you
too could be 24 hours away from a brighter future! |
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DEBT MANAGEMENT
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Reduce monthly payments?
• 2 or more creditors
• Over £2000 of debt
• A minimum disposable income of £80
• Proof of income
You may be able to freeze and reduce
other charges, consolidate and
reduce your repayments.
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An example
Debt Management breakdown... |
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Credit card 1 |
£6,500 |
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Loan |
£5,500 |
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Store card |
£2,000 |
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Credit card 2 |
£3,000 |
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Total
Owed |
£17,000 |
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Current Monthly Payment |
£600 |
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Payment with
a Debt Management Plan |
£250 |
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PROTECTED TRUST DEEDS
The Scottish
equivalent of an IVA
BANKRUPTCY**
• If you have a very low disposable income
• If you cannot afford to make repayments on your debts
We know that
Bankruptcy is usually a last resort,
but there are other options available. Talk to an adviser now.
Get confidential
help and advice and start getting your life back on track
TODAY
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