Hi, like Mr S says, your income and expenditure is re-assessed. Basically you complete an I&E form and send proof of earnings to your IP. I think the evidence you send differs from individual IP's but it should state in your proposal what's expected.
Who is your IVA with? Maybe someone on here will have experience with the same IP?
Is that all? I know they require 3 bank statemements and 3 pay slips, and there is a form to put if anything has changed, ie bills gone up and gone down, just wondered if there is anything else they look at?
Thanks for sucg a quick reply, most appreciated xxxx
Hubby was with DFD.
He sent off payslips, tax credits awards and bank statements along with any proof of increase in bills like council tax and insurances and such like.
You will be sent a form listing shopping, tv lisence, car tax, phones and so on.
Thanks, so are they only interested in what you pay out, what earn and if any household bills have increased/decreased? Sorry for sounding thick, just wondered if there are any other checks they may do on you?
venetia wrote:
Thanks, so are they only interested in what you pay out, what earn and if any household bills have increased/decreased? Sorry for sounding thick, just wondered if there are any other checks they may do on you?
Thanks
xxx
They do sometimes come round and check the garage for ferrari's and the loft for valuable painting you may or may not have hidden away!!!
Only joking,its a review,no one is trying to catch you out,as with everything else in an iva,honesty is essential.
Discharged today the 8th feb 2012. View is much brighter now.
Continuing to rebuild our credit worthiness.
The annual review is as much for your own benefit as the IP's and does give you the opportunity to have your payments reassessed for affordability - both upwards and downwards.
Hi I have just received my annual review after sending all my past pay slips and P60 to them back in April. They have now adjusted my monthly payments up to 25% and added another £107 more on top. I have been in my IVA now coming up to 17 months. I can not believe how much this has increased. I feel very let down. Here I am finally getting my finances into order and then I have to find another £107 I mean this is my first review, god knows what it will be next time. My cirumstances have not changed. Infact I had to get another vehicle because my other one was beyond fixing. Lucky enough my parents helped me out. But I still will have to pay them back as it was from their savings and they are elderly. I don't know if I have done the right thing on getting an IVA as it looks like I will be worse off. Is there anything I can do about this review and the money they want. Is it the creditors wanting more?
Hi Jozee - did they explain why the payments have increased? Seems strange if you haven't had a change in circumstances, i.e. no pay increase?Have you missed any payments?
I would contact the IP and ask for an explanation. Do not try and struggle to meet impossible demands. An IVA is supposed to be an affordable plan.
