Posted: Sun Oct 03, 2010 1:27 pm
Hi forum
I am need of advice and am talking to my IP via email hoping for response next week. I just wondered if any one had any thoughts that might help as decide our next move. Feeling deperate right now.
We have run into problems again with our IVA and having missed two payments think this could be end of the line.
I really thought the IVA was the way forward and in no way do I think we were mis sold or mis informed. On reflection I think we underestimated how rigid living in the IVA would be.
Before IVA we made all minimum payments and had no defaults and no disposable at the end of the month but we had credit cards for emergencies and covering expenses in my job.
The guide line expenditure has never been workable and out of 12 months we have made 6 payments of full amount to IVA.
Last week eldest son moved home wants to go back to college, my car died £620 to repair and I need it for work, new tyre for puncture on OHs car £109 paid and yesterday boiler died!!
So informed IP of all of this and told them once again can't pay IVA.
I am inclined to let IVA fail and talk directly to our creditors again - would that be an option and when can I legally contact them my self.
Do I have to wait until the IVA officially fails or can I go back to managing the situation myself immediately ?
If the IVA fails what levels of fees would I be expecting the IVA company to charge?
I would still rather be in the IVA and do not want to become BR. I am guessing that as our household income is high and we have little equity in house all creditors would rather we kept trying to pay back debt. In 5 years our secured loan will be finished and then would be able to pay back everyone else more easily.
I am need of advice and am talking to my IP via email hoping for response next week. I just wondered if any one had any thoughts that might help as decide our next move. Feeling deperate right now.
We have run into problems again with our IVA and having missed two payments think this could be end of the line.
I really thought the IVA was the way forward and in no way do I think we were mis sold or mis informed. On reflection I think we underestimated how rigid living in the IVA would be.
Before IVA we made all minimum payments and had no defaults and no disposable at the end of the month but we had credit cards for emergencies and covering expenses in my job.
The guide line expenditure has never been workable and out of 12 months we have made 6 payments of full amount to IVA.
Last week eldest son moved home wants to go back to college, my car died £620 to repair and I need it for work, new tyre for puncture on OHs car £109 paid and yesterday boiler died!!
So informed IP of all of this and told them once again can't pay IVA.
I am inclined to let IVA fail and talk directly to our creditors again - would that be an option and when can I legally contact them my self.
Do I have to wait until the IVA officially fails or can I go back to managing the situation myself immediately ?
If the IVA fails what levels of fees would I be expecting the IVA company to charge?
I would still rather be in the IVA and do not want to become BR. I am guessing that as our household income is high and we have little equity in house all creditors would rather we kept trying to pay back debt. In 5 years our secured loan will be finished and then would be able to pay back everyone else more easily.