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				Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2007 5:06 pm
				by louiseh
				Am I correct in thinking that redundancy pay isn't included in IVA payments until you've found another job, it is used to replace income. Also is it okay to hold out for the right job (if amount of redundancy pays enough to replace income for a few months). I wouldn't want to be in the situation that I had to accept the first job that turns up (as is the case with some income protection plans).
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				Posted: Fri Dec 07, 2007 11:14 pm
				by MelanieGiles
				Gordon gives good advice there, but do checkk this out with your own IP to be sure that they concur with what you are doing.
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				Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2007 12:04 pm
				by Adam Davies
				Hi
 Gordon
 It dependes on the wording of your IVA,there is no set rule.You are quoting from your own proposal but others may be different.
 Compensation will be classed,generally,as a windfall unless the wording of your IVA dictates otherwise.
 To answer louise's specific question you can hold out to find another job for as long as you need to if you continue to make payments into your IVA from your redundancy payment,but again check the wording in your agreement
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				Posted: Sat Dec 08, 2007 7:16 pm
				by louiseh
				Thank you all for your advice. The situation hasn't arose yet. Its a what happens if situation. A few rummours started in the workplace about the future of the company that I work for. Hopefully nothing will come of it but I always think better to investigate all eventualities than bury my head in the sand.