Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 11:03 am
Hi, Been to CAB today who said as OH is not working can only do token payments but when he's back in work they would recommend a IVA.
Owe £52000 - he suggested a repayment of £400 per month at 40p on the £.
What he didn't mention and I am picking up on is the 6 year/remortgage thing - is this compulsary as we do have some equity in the house (approx. £17k - can't remortgage as more than 85%) but hopefully that would be more in 5 years time and wouldn't want a shock we weren't expecting.
Working it out at 40p on the £ means we would repay approx £21k - I have a family member who will lend some and a car that I could sell and get this amount together in one go - I have heard of people doing this as a one off IVA but would that then be the end of it? as we could presumably do this even with OH not working rather than waiting in limbo.
I can cover the mortgage and council tax/utilities out of just my wages but none of the credit card/loan payments so if they were gone we would be ok until he gets a new job (no sign in the last 15 months though!)
Any help/advice would be great, thanks
Owe £52000 - he suggested a repayment of £400 per month at 40p on the £.
What he didn't mention and I am picking up on is the 6 year/remortgage thing - is this compulsary as we do have some equity in the house (approx. £17k - can't remortgage as more than 85%) but hopefully that would be more in 5 years time and wouldn't want a shock we weren't expecting.
Working it out at 40p on the £ means we would repay approx £21k - I have a family member who will lend some and a car that I could sell and get this amount together in one go - I have heard of people doing this as a one off IVA but would that then be the end of it? as we could presumably do this even with OH not working rather than waiting in limbo.
I can cover the mortgage and council tax/utilities out of just my wages but none of the credit card/loan payments so if they were gone we would be ok until he gets a new job (no sign in the last 15 months though!)
Any help/advice would be great, thanks