www.iva.co.uk

Hi, as some of you may know I changed jobs six months ago, however I have found it very difficult to juggle this new job with my role as site manager and spokesperson for IVA.co.uk.



My real passion in life, apart from my family, has become helping people with financial difficulties finding solutions that suit them. I have therefore decided to realise a long standing ambition and work full time in this area.



My role with IVA.co.uk will remain the same, as will the impartiality of the site, but I am delighted to say that I am now working as a debt advisor, working with a range of professionals that I have met in recent years.



I am looking forward to helping people through my new role as an advisor, plus maintaining iva.co.uk's position as the UK's leading website for debt advice and support.



To find out more about me and the work I have been undertaking within the area of personal debt and insolvency, please visit my site www.andydavie.com

I am sure that you won't regret it Andy, it is a profession that is at times frustrating, exhausting, occasionally emotional and very draining, anti-social (ask Mrs Size!!) and sometimes downright heart-breaking, but it is also ultimately very, very rewarding.

I wouldn't swop my job for the world, and with your obvious passion and zeal I can safely say that I am sure you will be a big hit.

Regards.

Congratulations Andy, and good luck with your new role. When I read the first paragraph of your post I was worried you were leaving the forum!

Who knows, with a bit of luck I might be able to follow you into a similar job one day!

Thanks Mike
I remember,and often quote,something that you said to me at one of the frugal friends evenings that you "love every minute of your job"
I'm sure that there is not many people that could honestly say that.
Regards

Thanks Tracey

Hey, thats fantastic.

I cant think of a better person to work in the debt industry. I think having walked down the road yourself, you know where people are coming from, with you on their side they cant go far wrong. Very best wishes in everthing you do, your passion to help others is an inspiration to us all.

Also I would like to thank you, my firsts posts here were very desperate, I was in a black place for a long time. Without your 'neverending' help I might not have made it through.

Good luck with the job Andy

Extra special regards.

You were the first person to answer my first post as well Andy!

Like Mike, I'm sure you won't regret it. If nothing else, every day in the debt/insolvency business is "interesting". I feel if I don't learn something new each day, I've probably been sleeping on the job[:D]

Good luck with it - I'm sure it will go well for you.

ian

wow.andy...how fantastic...you will be great at it..i think people who have been through the experience of IVA and/or BR....are much more empathetic to others in this situation....good luck...only dont leave the IVA site..please...

Andy, that is brilliant. I'm so made up for you. I wish you all the luck in the world. I think you were definitely made for that role. X

Congratulations Andy. It is my dream to do a job that I love, that would be something to enjoy and not endure. I hope one day to be lucky enough to realise that ambition.

Look forward to 24/7 working Andy - and the most rewarding career ever! You are bound to be an absolute success, and I wish you the very best of luck for the future. Hopefully this leaves you with more time to post as well!

If you continue to support/advise people the way you do on here, you're going to have a very successful career ahead of you.Good luck and what a God send to your future clients (and unfortunatly, it looks like there will be many ) You won't be short of work.Cat

[:)]Good luck....could not think of a better person for the job...having been there and knowing what it's like is just so important to the role. All the best I am sure you will enjoy your new vocation[:)]

How fantastic Andy, I wish you all the best for you and your family. You honestly deserve this.