food for thought

[harrimav]

i have now sought the advice of two reputable IVA companies, one is offering a slightly more flexible approach to allowances and I can actually liked the person better, should
you go with your gut instinct?[:I]

[kallis3]

You go with the one you feel most comfortable with. Has this company got good reviews on here? That's always a good starter.

Five/six years is a long time to be tied in with someone when you can't swap companies.

[harrimav]

yes both companies have excellent reviews. Although I appreciate that there are strict guidelines to stick to the second company put me more at ease, but I think it's probably worth getting feedback from both.

[kallis3]

Give it some serious thought and go with the one you are happiest with.

[Foggy]

Hi. Might I ask which two you are looking at ?

[harrimav]

macambridge duffy and gilesjones

[kallis3]

They are both excellent firms harrimav - you won't go wrong with either.

[Shining]

Now that would be a hard choice knowing what I know now as both have excellent reputations. I'm sure you'll choose the right one and you'll soon be on your way to debt freedom x

[Foggy]

Hmmm -- difficult choice, both excellent firms and both would be at the top of my list, if I had to start again. You need to choose whichever you feel best about, but whichever it is you won't go wrong.

[kazzafunk]

Crikey - a difficult choice. We are with McCambridge Duffy and have no problems. However 5 years is a long time to have to work with your IP and their team so as they are both excellent firms - go with who you feel most comfortable with.

They are both well known for looking after us naughty people in debt (!) and I don't think you would be picking the wrong one out of either of them.