Posted: Sun Jul 07, 2013 6:28 pm
Hello,
I know a few of you have had problems with DFD but I think credit where credit is due and I should highlight DFD positively as this is my experience.
My last payment to the IVA went out in May 2013. On Friday 5th July at 4.10pm Judith from DFD emailed me with my completion certificate. A fantastic start to the weekend and a head of schedule as she thought it could be the 8th July.
Personally I have had little contact with DFD throughout my IVA. They were excellent at the start when I was at my most vulnerable. We sorted out an I&E and this has been fine for us. I am not saying it has been easy as some months we have really struggled. My husband has worked a lot of overtime to help us save for the 'extras'. Our envisaged dividend was 49p but we actually paid back 60p. In the 5 years I have never spoke to an IP. The odd occasion I have emailed DFD I have had a prompt response. I emailed Judith at the end of the IVA to find out what happens next and she was straight back to me with the answer and everything she said she was going to do she has been true to her word. Thank you so much Judith. You are an asset to DFD.
We gave up our home for voluntary reposession at the start of the IVA and we have never had a problem with private renting. So anyone starting on this journey please do not let it put you off. Just be honest and all will be ok.
An IVA is tough but it has made my family stronger. For anyone considering an IVA I would say get advice and do it. I can now start looking to planning my retirement even though I am in my late 40's but before the IVA I thought I would not have a retirement to look forward to.
I have never posted much but believe me I have checked in on a weekly basis through the last five years for inspiration and support. Thank heavens for this forum and thanks to everyone who regularly posts.
Good luck to everyone who is in an IVA. You can do it [:D]
I know a few of you have had problems with DFD but I think credit where credit is due and I should highlight DFD positively as this is my experience.
My last payment to the IVA went out in May 2013. On Friday 5th July at 4.10pm Judith from DFD emailed me with my completion certificate. A fantastic start to the weekend and a head of schedule as she thought it could be the 8th July.
Personally I have had little contact with DFD throughout my IVA. They were excellent at the start when I was at my most vulnerable. We sorted out an I&E and this has been fine for us. I am not saying it has been easy as some months we have really struggled. My husband has worked a lot of overtime to help us save for the 'extras'. Our envisaged dividend was 49p but we actually paid back 60p. In the 5 years I have never spoke to an IP. The odd occasion I have emailed DFD I have had a prompt response. I emailed Judith at the end of the IVA to find out what happens next and she was straight back to me with the answer and everything she said she was going to do she has been true to her word. Thank you so much Judith. You are an asset to DFD.
We gave up our home for voluntary reposession at the start of the IVA and we have never had a problem with private renting. So anyone starting on this journey please do not let it put you off. Just be honest and all will be ok.
An IVA is tough but it has made my family stronger. For anyone considering an IVA I would say get advice and do it. I can now start looking to planning my retirement even though I am in my late 40's but before the IVA I thought I would not have a retirement to look forward to.
I have never posted much but believe me I have checked in on a weekly basis through the last five years for inspiration and support. Thank heavens for this forum and thanks to everyone who regularly posts.
Good luck to everyone who is in an IVA. You can do it [:D]