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by Ed Pearson - 2007-01-02
Locally to where I am based in the UK, it seems that fast-track VA's (FTVA) are fast becoming a common part of the bankruptcy scene.So what is an FTVA?It's a legally binding agreement made to your cre...
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by Ed Pearson - 2007-01-02
When asking prospective clients in the UK if they have ever been in an IVA the most common response I get is 'what's an IVA?'20 years ago in 1986 the insolvency act introduced the IVA. IVA stands for ...
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by Ed Pearson - 2007-01-04
There are several solutions to unsecured debt problems in the UK. Many cases though will come to a point where a decision has to be made between an IVA or bankruptcy.So what are the points to consider...
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by Kirthy Shetty - 2007-01-11
An Individual Voluntary Arrangement is commonly known as IVA. It is a legally binding contract or a formal agreement between you and your creditors wherein you come to an arrangement with people you o...
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by Johns Tiel - 2007-10-22
Eliminating or reducing unnecessary spending, many credit companies offer zero percent finance for balance transfers. If you are buried under huge interest payments and still have a good credit rating...
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by Johns Tiel - 2007-10-23
Eliminating or reducing unnecessary spending, many credit companies offer zero percent finance for balance transfers. If you are buried under huge interest payments and still have a good credit rating...
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by Jack Russale - 2008-05-11
In the present circumstances, it is quite difficult to meet your needs and demands without any external financial help. Amidst rising prices and increase in demands, you don't really have any other op...
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by Leon Smith - 2008-05-11
As debts are increasing, so are the travails of those who are trapped under debts. If not taken care on an immediate basis, it may deteriorate your financial standing and push you in to the brink of b...
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by Geoff Hibbert - 2008-06-20
An IVA is a formal and legally binding arrangement between you and the people you owe money (your creditors) to pay them back a percentage (often as little as 30%) of what you owe them over a 5 year...
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by CHRISTIAN PHELPS - 2008-07-02
The financial market of U.K. is trapped in the debt trap. The debt pressure is so high that the debtors find it tough to meet with the deadlines to pay off their borrowings. IVA U.K. stands for In...