Posted: Sun Aug 25, 2013 3:03 pm
Hi all.
I am about to make my final payment of a 5 year, 3 month IVA. Friday is my last day and I can't wait. It's been a long hard slog, but I'm about to walk through that door into freedom.
My question is three fold and all relate to what happens after I've made my last payment.
1. How long is it until my credit rating is returned to zero? Is it 6 years after the original defaults / CCJ, or is it 12 months after my final payment is made to my IVA company?
2. In theory, can I apply for credit (in order to establish some good rating) before I've received my certificate of completion? I realise I may still have the default / CCJ on my record for a while, but my theory is that once these are removed, the 'good' credit ratings will be there. Is this correct?
3. What does the Certificate of Completion actually 'give' me? In terms of how I am after my final payment, and when I receive the certificate.
Any help is really appreciated. Thanks all.
R
I am about to make my final payment of a 5 year, 3 month IVA. Friday is my last day and I can't wait. It's been a long hard slog, but I'm about to walk through that door into freedom.
My question is three fold and all relate to what happens after I've made my last payment.
1. How long is it until my credit rating is returned to zero? Is it 6 years after the original defaults / CCJ, or is it 12 months after my final payment is made to my IVA company?
2. In theory, can I apply for credit (in order to establish some good rating) before I've received my certificate of completion? I realise I may still have the default / CCJ on my record for a while, but my theory is that once these are removed, the 'good' credit ratings will be there. Is this correct?
3. What does the Certificate of Completion actually 'give' me? In terms of how I am after my final payment, and when I receive the certificate.
Any help is really appreciated. Thanks all.
R