Posted: Sat Dec 15, 2012 2:39 pm
I need some advice on the following with my IVA : I have just made up the figures to keep it simple.
The company make my proposals for an iva (it is obviously based on my financial circumstances at the time). It is protocol compliant, contains the overtime clause, it is based on annual review etc etc. My income is made up of basic pay and allowances.
My IVA proposals:
10 payments at £20 per month
20 payments at £30 per month
20 payments at £40 per month
10 payments at£50 per month.
Payment increase is based on expected progression of pay.Clearance of mortgage arrears etc There is a minimum dividend.
Over the five years my circumstances change, I am paid more than expected (overtime etc) to start with and capitalise my mortgage arrears freeing up extra money.
As it progresses my mortgage payments increase, general expenditure increases, my employer withdraws some allowances etc
I end up making 10 payments at £50 per month
20 payments at £40 per month
10 payments at £40 per month
10 payments at £30 per month
10 payments at £40 per month
They are now extending my IVA because they say I didn’t always,make the full monthly payments that were in my 'original' proposals and where these payments were short have to be ‘made up’. They ‘obviously’ don’t count the fact that at the beginning I paid much more because this would have been ‘extra’ to pay in anyway.
The minimum dividend is still met with what I have paid in so far.
I thought I paid in as much as I could based on my annual income and expenditure and in 5 years I would be debt free. Now I have a bigger mortgage as a result of capitalising the arrears and wont be debt free until year 7 !!!
Is this right ???
The company make my proposals for an iva (it is obviously based on my financial circumstances at the time). It is protocol compliant, contains the overtime clause, it is based on annual review etc etc. My income is made up of basic pay and allowances.
My IVA proposals:
10 payments at £20 per month
20 payments at £30 per month
20 payments at £40 per month
10 payments at£50 per month.
Payment increase is based on expected progression of pay.Clearance of mortgage arrears etc There is a minimum dividend.
Over the five years my circumstances change, I am paid more than expected (overtime etc) to start with and capitalise my mortgage arrears freeing up extra money.
As it progresses my mortgage payments increase, general expenditure increases, my employer withdraws some allowances etc
I end up making 10 payments at £50 per month
20 payments at £40 per month
10 payments at £40 per month
10 payments at £30 per month
10 payments at £40 per month
They are now extending my IVA because they say I didn’t always,make the full monthly payments that were in my 'original' proposals and where these payments were short have to be ‘made up’. They ‘obviously’ don’t count the fact that at the beginning I paid much more because this would have been ‘extra’ to pay in anyway.
The minimum dividend is still met with what I have paid in so far.
I thought I paid in as much as I could based on my annual income and expenditure and in 5 years I would be debt free. Now I have a bigger mortgage as a result of capitalising the arrears and wont be debt free until year 7 !!!
Is this right ???