yes i did, they say that is now invalid as there is a clause to say ppi claims basicalaly are theirs. and they will claim for me and then close the iva again. seems very odd they took the full and final payment now want more?

i made a full anfinal payment on my iva 2 years ago and was accepted, now the company have sold their iva side of the business to anothe company and they are now saying my iva is still open becuase they wanting me to claim ppi any comments im confused

probaby just go on paying as we normallydo and worry bout equity later towards the end provding im here of course!!

;pgin not working thank you to all your response to Jo tt illness a pain chemo not nice dont find my IP very helpful very negative in fact says we agreed to debt repayment so just have to get on wit it, as thats what cridotrs expect and they will extend if we have no equity th full and final payment...

have 18 months lef on iva, diagnosed with serious illness hopefully not going to die, but may have to give up work receives minimal benefits if i do no equity in house as prices have dropped and mortgage hasnt, relative has offered due t illness to make a full and final payment good idea?

thank you for advice everyone, been at this slightly longer than you Kallis good luck with yours.

no misunderstanding they have now said they wouldnt request equity until 6 months before end of iva, or i could through a third party (family type payment) request a full and final figure and they would put that to the creditors, the extension is if there is no equity or little amount so would exten...

h no this was a comment by the admin staff yesterday whilst completing year 3 ins and outs form. the extension would be instead of the 'equity' but would be the equity if you see what i mean, no equity still owe equity so would then extend iva to get equity back if we stay with our mortgage company ...

how does it work if you bare still in a fixed rate mortgage in year 4 when they want the equity release it will cost a considera
ble amount to come out early they have suggested that they could extend the iva another two years is this standardv practice?