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5th August 2006, 22:05
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Zooman
Guest | Re: Debt advice please (iva or bankruptcy) IVA will not work for people without asserts that why they will be like that.
If you have value in the car and go bankrupt they may ask for the car to be sold and for you to buy a cheaper one. Although this could be avoided if the OR believes you in the bankruptcy interview.
If you do not own any part of the house and you never have owned any part it will not be entered into the bankruptcy estate.
I will post some links that can help you.
I will answer questions about bankruptcy if you have any and i know most of them.
But I will not advise you if you should go down the route of a IVA or bankruptcy. | |
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5th August 2006, 23:05
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Originally Posted by karnevil Which IVA / Bankruptcy companies have you approached ? | I've spoken to the citizens advice and a local debt company. Debt free direct was one such company and they insisted on including the house i live in despite it not being mine to include. They said that because my creditors write to me at this address they will insist the house is used in any settlement. I'd rather move out before including my partners house as these debts were built up before we even met.
All i want is to start a fresh but keeping my car which is worth around 7k, which in turn means keeping my job. Maybe an IVA is a better option as i can just about afford £400 a month to pay my creditors, but 5yrs is a long time.......
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5th August 2006, 23:18
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Guest | Re: Debt advice please (iva or bankruptcy) http://www.nationaldebtline.co.uk/en...anagement_plan
have a read of this and if you fancy talking to them abot it give them a call. A 3rd option and one you may not have looked at. BTW they can help advise on iva and bankruptcy to.
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6th August 2006, 16:05
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| | Classic Account Customer | Re: Debt advice please (iva or bankruptcy) I don't know if this is any help, but when I got in the brown stuff a few years ago I used Northampton debt and housing advice centre. They have trained debt councillors and deal with all your creditors on your behalf. When you have completed a financial statement they re-contact your creditors and tell them how much you are able to pay them. They also set up something called paylink which you pay the total amount into and they pay your creditors there bit. Both of these services are free of charge and because its run by the Borough council seems to carry a lot of weight. They even attend court with you if it is needed. I only found out about them via the local council tax office, so that should be your first port of call to find out if the same scheme is in operation in your area. We have managed not to have to sell anything and we no longer get annoying letters and phonecalls. 
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7th August 2006, 17:28
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Guest | Re: Debt advice please (iva or bankruptcy) Things do not get seized as such in bankruptcy.
The OR may say sell the car and I will allow you £500 from sale to buy a banger to get to work or he may take the lot or he may allow you to keep it. | |
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