I'm a bit disappointed, only 1 of our creditors have actually voted - so we weren't given a yes or no. They said they will have 14 days to try to get everyone to respond.
But now I am very nervous, what's next? And if they don't vote we can't have an IVA???
Your IP will work hard to get some more votes in and they will be there every step of the way to advise you what next if it comes to that. Try and stay positive a lot can happen in 14 days.
Not the result you wanted but hang in there. x
IVA final payment left the bank on the 26th January 2013...looking forward to a debt free future.
Its very frustrating as obviously we have given them the best 'deal' that we can, otherwise we will have to go bankrupt and they won't recieve anything.
I know that 75% of your debt has to agree to the IVA, but even while reading this forum I haven't come across anyone not getting enough votes.
We're with Grant Thornton and to be honest I feel they could be doing more. My contact there was off today and normally he is very helpful but I think they couldn't care less.
Maybe I should start filling out these bankruptcy forms?
Julie if I am honest I don't want to go bankrupt - we haven't told anybody about our situation and I'd rather keep it that way. And try to make some dent in our debt by paying the IVA
Our proposal was done to show the creditors what they would recieve if we entered into an Iva and they would get a big fat zero if we went for bankruptcy. So I'm going to start adjusting to this idea!! (I'm going to have to)
If its any consolation ( and I understand its probably not) my hubby went BR after greedy creditors refused a variation. At the time we thought it was the end of the world, but its all worked out.
Don't give up hope, your IVA still has a very good chance.
Always remember that BR isnt as bad as you think,and if you are prepared to go BR instead then thats a handy tool when talking to your IP. I cant understand why your IP arranged a meeting for a day when they are not working???
Discharged today the 8th feb 2012. View is much brighter now.
Continuing to rebuild our credit worthiness.
If one creditor has voted, and assuming that they have accepted the proposal, them why have the IVAs not been deemed accepted? It is the case that there is a vote in one case but not the other? If so, this is very unusual.