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If you feel like you're being consumed by your debt, but you don't want to succumb to bankruptcy, consider an IVA. An IVA (Individual Voluntary Agreement) is a legally binding contract between your creditors and you that outlines the terms of your repayment. SimplyFinance provides articles and advice on the pros and cons of this method of debt relief. More info

An IVA is a completely confidential way to decrease, and eventually eliminate, your outstanding debt. Only you, your credit advisers, and your existing creditors will know about your agreement, so you'll be able to keep your job secure, take out a new mortgage, and maintain your reputation. If you find yourself in a serious debt situation, research and consider an IVA with the articles and tools available at SimplyFinance. Less

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Reasons for an IVA

If you're under pressure from debt collectors and creditors.
If you're struggling with personal loan debt, credit card debt, or bank overdrafts.
If your debt is £15000 or more.
If the stress of your debt is beginning to affect the rest of your life.
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NEWS & ARTICLES

26 Jul 2007

IVA Mortgages

With an IVA, your home is protected, your credit rating is not harmed, and your job is not at risk. You can apply for an IVA mortgage, and the lenders will not base their decision on the fact that you have an IVA because only you, your credit advisors, and your existing creditors will know that you have an IVA.»

16 Aug 2007

Pros and Cons of an IVA

Although an IVA can provide a welcome and relatively cheap way to solve debt problems, it imposes some strict restrictions on the debtor, and it is perhaps a better option for those with serious debt problems. Lets look at some of the pros and cons of IVAs.»

16 Aug 2007

Getting an IVA

Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs) differ from most other forms of debt help in that they form a binding legal agreement between debtors and creditors. This article will guide you through the process of getting an IVA.»

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