IVAs
Below are our 8 articles in the 'ivas' category:
Unless you have been on another planet or burying your head in the sand you'll know that the credit crunch is in full swing. Every newspaper and news bulletin around the world is reporting on it ...
Individual Voluntary Arrangements, or IVAs as they are commonly known, were introduced as part of the 1986 Insolvency Act. They were designed as a method of helping people with sever debt problem ...
Individual Voluntary Arrangements are often seen as a last resort for people in severe debt. Therefore if you have gotten to the point where you have to enter into one it can be heart breaking to ...
As the credit crunch bites there is no denying that times are tough and if predictions are to be believed they will only get tough. Consumers are facing not only money problems but also a crisis ...
Individual Voluntary Arrangements are on the increase. The number of people taking out an IVA rose dramatically between 2006 and 2007, thanks in no small part to interest rate rises and, as a ...
Individual Voluntary Arrangements can be useful for people who find themselves in debt. Indeed for some people they can be a last resort in very desperate times. However they should not be seen as ...
Individual Voluntary Arrangements were introduced as part of the Insolvency Act 1986. They are drawn up from government legislation that states if you are in no position to pay back your debts ...
Individual Voluntary Arrangements were created in order to help people who find themselves in severe debt that they cannot feasibly pay back. They formed part of the Insolvency Act 1986 but have ...
