Yes - you can do as many as you like, but obviously the earlier ones have to be disclosed and creditors will no doubt be concerned to see if there are patterns of reckless spending as opposed to simple bad luck or circumstance change.
I have posted previously that I am seeing a small, but gradually increasing, number of "2nd IVA" scenarios.
What that says about consumers and creditors alike travelling down the same road again is of course another matter, however I can't recall any cases I have had in these circumstances being rejected at creditors meeting.
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