Was in an iva fully discharged, but circumstances including moving out of home with parents and then having child have now got into financial difficulties again can I go into a second iva, no way near 100k of debt previously had but around £40k believe have around £500 of free cash each month so could pay back quite a chunk but unable to arrange cheap personal loans to do this as cannot get any more credit what are chances of 2nd iva being accepted
I think you need to seek advice of a professional to get the iva proposal written and approved. You will need to be able to demonstrate how this has happened again. £500 a month is alot of money to have to pay things off so be sure this does not leave you so stretched you cannot live.
If all goes ahead you will need to really focus on planning and budgeting as going forwards once cleared I would hate you to get into the same position for a third time.
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Also be prepared for them to ask for more - what you think you can afford to pay may not be how it works out.
IVA started March 2011, Completed March 2016 and certificate issued 11 days after final payment. It was not always easy but then some of the best decisions aren't.
I have successfully proposed many second IVA's in the past, and see no real reason why this would be a problem.
Eyebrows may well be raised of course, but you seem to be contemplating a responsible way of addressing the debt and I would hope that you are not discriminated against for past errors.
Speak to 2 or 3 organisations, including at least 1 charity, to get a feel for all your options, but best of luck.
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Several celebrities have been bankrupt more than once. You do need to seek advice - give Andy Davie/Vincent Bond a call (details under the expert link on the left hand side of the page) for some free advice.
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