Posted: Tue Jan 06, 2015 1:01 pm
Hi, firstly, so sorry for the long post. I have recently had my IVA transferred from PJG Recovery to creditfix, I received a letter from creditfix asking me to agree to a variation of the original terms of my IVA. I have excluded points 1-3 regards PPI claims (I have never paid PPI)4,6,7,8 below concern me:
4: The supervisors remuneration is changed to 23% of realisations.
6: The supervisor has the discretion to admit claims up to 115% of the value provided for on the statement of affairs, without the need for additional verification.
7: The supervisor will convene a meeting of creditors where the sum of all claims exceed 115% of the value provided for on the statement of affairs, to determine any action required.
8: In consequence of these variations, any clause providing for a minimum dividend shall not apply.
I only have 7 months left on my IVA. They want an increase of 8% in remuneration, which will, inevitably, decrease the amount paid to creditors, therein, lowering the dividend paid to creditors. I do not understand clause 6 and 7? My concern is if I do not sign this document it will jeopardise my IVA, do I legally have to agree to these new terms? To say that I am very disappointed with this transfer would be an understatement, especially as I travelled a 700 mile round trip to have a one to one meeting with Susan Clay, I feel very let down and now very uneasy about the remaining 7 months of my IVA. I hope someone can help ease my concerns.
4: The supervisors remuneration is changed to 23% of realisations.
6: The supervisor has the discretion to admit claims up to 115% of the value provided for on the statement of affairs, without the need for additional verification.
7: The supervisor will convene a meeting of creditors where the sum of all claims exceed 115% of the value provided for on the statement of affairs, to determine any action required.
8: In consequence of these variations, any clause providing for a minimum dividend shall not apply.
I only have 7 months left on my IVA. They want an increase of 8% in remuneration, which will, inevitably, decrease the amount paid to creditors, therein, lowering the dividend paid to creditors. I do not understand clause 6 and 7? My concern is if I do not sign this document it will jeopardise my IVA, do I legally have to agree to these new terms? To say that I am very disappointed with this transfer would be an understatement, especially as I travelled a 700 mile round trip to have a one to one meeting with Susan Clay, I feel very let down and now very uneasy about the remaining 7 months of my IVA. I hope someone can help ease my concerns.