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Post by jayrob » Sun Nov 04, 2007 9:32 am
Hiya We are sorting out an iva proposal and am just wondering how lloydstb tend to vote as they are my husbands biggest creditor approximately half the debt.
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Post by aguise » Sun Nov 04, 2007 9:41 am
Hi there

I think they are generally a fair creditor if it is a good and fair offer. I had them as a major creditor and they didnt vote as well as someone else yesterday said the same. In both cases it was ok as the others votes meant theirs was counted as a yes. They were my major creditor with us about 30% of the vote.
Try not to worry ,though easier said than done I know. Who are the other creditors and how much debt if you dont mind posting.

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Post by jayrob » Sun Nov 04, 2007 9:55 am
hiya its approx figures in my husbands name
being 20,000 loan lloydstsb
10,000 lloydstsb cc
7500 egg cc 1
2000 egg cc 2
9800 mbna
8000 hsbc
7500 halifax
he has lloydstsb shares should he transfer them to me b4 he does iva
also we have been told that as our joint barclays account is in credit it woould be ok to keep, do you think that is right or should i take him off it and the same with my barclaycard which he is second card holder. We are in the very early stahes of this at the moment i am switching d/d and s/o etc
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Post by aguise » Sun Nov 04, 2007 10:18 am
Hi there wait for other answers as well. I think most of your creditors are ok with the exception of hsbc who I think like to see 40p in the pound return, but they are not a major creditor anyway. I would definately get hubbys name off the barclaycard as you will still have the use anyway. The joint account I see no problem with unless there is a cheque book and overdraft as they are see as forms of credit and in an iva you cannot have any credit unless allowed by your IP, and as long as they are not a creditor. If they do have these it may be better to open a basic account for hubby.. The shares i am not sure about so will not attempt to answer. Wait for other answers as I am like hubby another poor soul in debt.
Do you know what pence in the pound you will be offering.
There is such a lot to take in when looking into an iva. Good advice is to talk to at least a couple of companies make sure it is the best option for you, dont accept any payments that you feel you cannot manage, dont make upfront payments unless you have it in writing that they will refund them should the iva not be accepted.
Read through some of the older posts and they will give you a lot of answers.
Just to add though you see a lot of posts with problems, ther are lots of iva's that run smoothly, ours goes well and we are managing, first year nearly over and no major problems, and feeling so less stressed, I even look forward to xmas as ther wont be any credit card bills through the door after.
All the best ask anythiong you want or are not sure about, you will get all the support you need from the forum.

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Post by aguise » Sun Nov 04, 2007 10:20 am
Please excuse my rotten spelling only just got up and the caffeine hasnt kicked in yet.

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Post by aguise » Sun Nov 04, 2007 10:23 am
jayro

Just to add a useful site is iva.com they give reviews on all the Ip firms in the country, may help.

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Post by Adam Davies » Sun Nov 04, 2007 11:14 am
Hi
Don't transfer the shares,they will have to be declared to the IP.As Ang has said Lloyds TSB are a fair creditor and as HSBC have less than 25% of your debt it is not critical to raise a 40p dividend.
The Barclays account is ok but you will need to remove the overdraft or take your husband off it.
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Post by MARSHA » Sun Nov 04, 2007 9:41 pm
Hi, I had Lloyds TSB as my biggest creditor, I owed them 10,500 and offered 41p in the pound return, they didnt even vote!!!! In fact only 4 of my 9 creditors did vote.
 
 

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Post by Adam Davies » Mon Nov 05, 2007 12:39 pm
Hi
I'm amazed when creditors holding large parts of the debt don't vote,however when you consider that over 100 IVAs a day are accepted,20 rejected plus all the variation meetings it could be that creditors are dealing with nearly 200 IVA proposals/variations each day.They certainly must have an organised office !!

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Post by Lisa2009 » Mon Nov 05, 2007 12:57 pm
Hubby owed lloyds £20,000. They havent even made a claim and its been 3 years since his IVA started.
http://mrsskint.blogs.iva.co.uk/ 'Our Story'


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