Would an IVA work for me as i cant get a loan?

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Post by rachel.d8 » Wed Feb 06, 2008 10:58 am
I have about £17000 of debt with various creditors. If i paid it all off i would have a disposable income of about £1400 (payment to be taken from this) Because of past issues i have a terrible, very bad credit rating. All i want to do is lower payments and make life more comfortable. I odn not own a home. ALthough on paper i am a 'sound investment' banks wont seem to touch me because of previous problems. Would an IVA work for me as i cant get a loan?
 
 

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Post by Jo Rolland » Wed Feb 06, 2008 11:01 am
Have you calculated what your surplus income is just now, prior to payments to your creditors?
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Post by rachel.d8 » Wed Feb 06, 2008 11:46 am
that is my income prior to deducting creditors payments. At present i am paying out around £700 to creditors but i know a loan could greatly help these payments reduce. I especially am interested as i wont to buy a house but at prsent think there is no chance!!!
 
 

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Post by Jo Rolland » Wed Feb 06, 2008 11:52 am
Sorry, so your monthly surplus income after paying your normal living expenditure is £1400, you then pay £700 to creditors?
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Post by Jo Rolland » Wed Feb 06, 2008 11:57 am
If your surplus income is indeed £1400 per month prior to paying creditors, an IVA is most certainly not for you as you could effectively pay off all your existing debt in 12 months.

I would certainly not advise that you take a loan to repay this debt.
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