Posted: Thu May 14, 2015 12:18 am
Hello,
So my husband has an IVA and he is now about to finish it, with just a few more months of payments. I've been tracking the payments that we've made to his IVA and the PPI claim that he have received also, and according to my spreadsheet his IVA was supposed to finish by August when he will have paid 100% of the full debt that was declared and agreed by creditors + IVA practitioner on day 1 of the start of the IVA (£21.679,00 including practitioner fees and all the other fees) but the IVA company is saying that his IVA only will finish by October and that the additional pay of £1,552.10 is moved to a separate account and won’t show in the voluntary contributions.
I would like to know why that additional pay will not be used towards his IVA payments? And if so, why they keep it? Can he get a refund of it? Is this even legal practice to be done if he is paying the IVA 100% of the initial value agreed for his debt?
We are a bit confused with this and would like to have some input from experienced practitioners as we feel we are being prejudiced.
Many Thanks,
Liana
So my husband has an IVA and he is now about to finish it, with just a few more months of payments. I've been tracking the payments that we've made to his IVA and the PPI claim that he have received also, and according to my spreadsheet his IVA was supposed to finish by August when he will have paid 100% of the full debt that was declared and agreed by creditors + IVA practitioner on day 1 of the start of the IVA (£21.679,00 including practitioner fees and all the other fees) but the IVA company is saying that his IVA only will finish by October and that the additional pay of £1,552.10 is moved to a separate account and won’t show in the voluntary contributions.
I would like to know why that additional pay will not be used towards his IVA payments? And if so, why they keep it? Can he get a refund of it? Is this even legal practice to be done if he is paying the IVA 100% of the initial value agreed for his debt?
We are a bit confused with this and would like to have some input from experienced practitioners as we feel we are being prejudiced.
Many Thanks,
Liana