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FSA: Consumer Credit Directive will not be extended
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) and the UK Treasury have announced that the Consumer Credit Directive (CCD) will not be extended to include mortgage loans. [more...]

Government to provide repossession help
Those affected by possible repossessions will be able to continue to go to the government for help. [more...]

Soaring oil prices to create debt problems?
Britons may be at increasing risk of debt and other financial difficulties because of hikes in oil prices, it has been claimed. [more...]

KPMG: Many are still experiencing serious financial trouble
Many people in Britain are experiencing financial difficulties, in spite of the fact that interest rates have reached record lows. [more...]

IVA Question


Why would a creditor allow my to write off a proportion of the money I owe and accept an IVA proposal?


It's the lesser of 2 evils, the other one being Bankruptcy. The IVA must offer a higher return to creditors than could otherwise be expected if you were to be made bankrupt. Where contributions from income are being made, IVA’s are generally expected to be for a period longer than that in bankruptcy, i.e 5 years as opposed to 3 years. The 5 year period is often required by creditors in return for allowing the debtor to avoid bankruptcy.

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