<r>Hi, I am starting a new career in March and my new employer has gone through a security site to do checks on their new starters. I am in an IVA which an early settlement was arranged and paid off back in October 2017. The company doing the checks will be carrying out an 'FINANCIAL PROBITY CHECK'....

Foggy wrote:

IVA will not appear on a DBS check and a soft search credit check is, I believe, for ID only. In any event, they know about the IVA, so I don't see an issue. Good luck with the new job.

I mean I am now worried I may have declared too much information to a new job!*

IVA will not appear on a DBS check and a soft search credit check is, I believe, for ID only. In any event, they know about the IVA, so I don't see an issue. Good luck with the new job. Hi Foggy, thanks for relying. It asked me on the profile application if I was ever made bankrupt, had any CCJs, b...

<t>I have applied for a new job in an administration role at a car rental company and have offered the role (recieved my starter pack). I recieved a online profile application today which requires them to do a DBS check and soft credit search, during the questions I put that I was in an iva which st...

<t>I am in an iva which I went into in 2017 and should fall out my credit rating by 2022 I’m hoping. Back in 2018 I made a full and final settlement payment due to a windfall. Once the iva has come off my credit report, would it be possible to buy a property on the shared ownership scheme? With a de...

<r>Hi, in May 2016 I went into an IVA and in October 2017 I made a fully and final settlement and now have my completion certificate. I am in need of some urgent help, I live with my partner and his parents at present, his parents feel they want to ‘down size’ due to expenses and they rent the house...

<t>Hello,<br/> <br/> I am pulling my hair out (the term) with frustration and in the need of getting a property. I got into an IVA in May 2016 and made a full and final settlement figure in 2017 and the IVA on my credit record is showing as 'completed'.<br/> <br/> I have been advised once the IVA cl...

<r>A question about renting in a year or two..<br/> <br/> My partner and I are wishing to buy our first new home in around 3-4 years time (quite a while I know) but have been informed we should rent a property first to get some sort of reputation of paying our rent on bills on time as we both curren...

To cut a long story short I've been able to have a phone upgrade for quite a while now and haven't gone ahead with it as I was worried 'I was in an IVA' now on the 2nd October 2017 I made a full and final settlement against my IVA which was successful. I am currently with Vodafone and want to change...

Hi there, Just a quick question, on the 2nd October I had a creditors meeting and a successful full and final settlement meeting. I know it's been less than a month but I haven't yet received my completion certificate and I am still receiving statements from the companies that were involved in my Iv...

We are delighted for you Amy and you can now move on. Once the funds are paid in we can move to close the file and notify the Insolvency Service. However as the others have said your credit file will not be totally cleared up for six years from the start of the IVA regardless when your name comes o...

<r>I'm debt free and so happy my creditors accepted my full and final settlement offer yay!<br/> Just so I know as my parents have asked what happens now? I still would have had approx 3 and a half years left of paying my arrangement, does it stay on my credit rating until 2021? Also will my name be...

I want to make a full and final settlement out of my personal injury claim

Hi,

My partner is offering me 3k in regards to settling my IVA that the figure is currently 6k 48 months of 130 per month repayments. Do you think this is acceptable as he doesn't know where to start in regards to sending a letter as I have been told I can't do the letter.

Ryan wrote:

Amy,

As Luluj said above you would need at least a 5% deposit - it would depend on income, etc though as to what they would lend.

Hi Ryan could you please contact me?