HiI am currently 28 months into a 72 month IVA and struggling.

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Post by helpneedinsurrey » Thu Nov 26, 2015 8:04 pm
Hi

I am currently 28 months into a 72 month IVA and struggling. My rent is due to go up in line with what is normal in the area and I wont be able to afford the additional amount

I had 82K worth of Debt
I have already paid off £36,000
My monthly payment is £692
My agreed total repayment was £49,824

The rent is due to go up by £500 as I have been very lucky and had a very cheap deal before. The rent will rise to £1800 which is still reasonable for a 3 bed house in the area.

I am in the position that someone will give me some money to help. What do you think a fair F&F payment would be (I have been offered £15,000, are they likely to accept it?)

thank you for your help

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Post by lifenoteasy » Thu Nov 26, 2015 8:29 pm
It is unlikely they would accept a 30% increase in rent.

Your offer is probably about 2k short but there is no harm in offering it and see what happens.
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Post by Michael Peoples » Thu Nov 26, 2015 9:34 pm
I think it should be okay if you can show the rents for similar properties in the area. Any back up will help your case.
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Post by Lisa Thomas » Fri Nov 27, 2015 9:49 am
By my calculations IF your IVA continued as normal creditors would receive c£30k against this you are offering £15k. However given that your disposable income has changed you could breach the IVA and they would receive nothing or your payments could be reduced by £500 per month giving a further £8,500 over the remaining term. All in all I think this is a fair offer. You will want your IP on side so that they recommend the offer to creditors.
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Post by zee » Fri Dec 04, 2015 3:03 am
Talk to your supervisor - you have nothing to loose.
Provide evidence - give reasons why you can not move to a cheaper area e.g indicate that landlords run credit checks and you are likely to be refused, distance to work etc. I'm not an expert but l think your offer sounds reasonable.
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