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It is needless to mention that one needs to have a good credit
score and a good credit history in case the person needs to have
any loan requirement currently or would need to borrow funds in
the future. In the world we are living, it works on credits and
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Which is Best - An IVA or Debt Management Plan
IVAs and Debt management plans are two of the most popular ways of dealing with debt in the UK. Both aim to get you an affordable way of escaping the debt that is becoming too much. But deciding which is best is something that people have been trying to do for years.
But there is no simple answer. It is not a case of one being better than the other – each can be the right answer to your debt problem, depending entirely on your circumstances. So instead let us take a look at what the differences are and let you choose which you think is the right debt solution for you.
IVA vs Debt Management
Legally binding. A debt management plan is an informal agreement between you and the companies (usually negotiated by a debt management advisor) that is not legally binding to either party. But IVAs are legally binding to both parties. This means that should you break it then you could be liable for bankruptcy but it also means that a company cant demand more money once an IVA has been agreed.
Write off debt. Debt management plans are simply a way of reducing monthly payments, you still have to pay off everything that you owe (though without interest). With an IVA you are able to write off anything that doesnt get paid off in the agreement (usually 5 years).
Amount of debt. How much you owe matters. IVAs are only available if you owe over £15,000 which means not everyone qualifies – but debt management plans can be put into place no matter how much, or how little, you owe.
Which one is right for you is dependent on a wide range of things, so make sure that you consider all aspects of your debt before you enter into a debt settlement plan. |
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