Tricky to answer really, and Melanie has already answered this on a previous thread, but assuming a single IVA, with no equity release and no increase over the 5 years, then 60 times 380 equals 22800. Assuming 5000 for costs leaves 17800, then the dividend is 32.36%
Hope this helps.
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Yes, but each case is different and deserves to be treated on its own merits. A 25p dividend has no more and no less chance of being accepted, in theory at least, as a 50p dividend, as long as it can be seen that everything reasonable is being done to ensure the success of that particular proposal.
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32p in the £ is the national average - so you ought to have a good chance if you follow that option. Do make sure that you fully explore all options though, as there might be other choices which suit your circumstances better.