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Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2008 3:33 pm
by acsn
Hi,

Still no annual review and well past the 14 month point. I'm making payments each month and my circumstances haven't changed. But I did wonder if any of my creditors might make a fuss. Most are still updating the credit reference agencies each month. Or am I protected by the IVA notice showing boldly on my credit file.

As discussed before there is no dividend until the end of year three (and then only 10p in the £)and my guess is no claims have been verified by the IP as yet. Maybe there will be a sudden flury of activity then. Their total fee is capped so maybe they're keeping cost to a minimum.

Should I worry? I've got used to not worrying about money anymore. Who would have thought.

regards and thanks

Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2008 3:45 pm
by MelanieGiles
Have you not even received a copy of your annual report? I suggest that you ring up the Supervisor and ask them to send you a copy as soon as possible.

Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2008 4:07 pm
by acsn
Do you think they will have done one? They are very busy with all the new business I suspect.

I have thought of contacting but am so wary of causing a fuss. I've got used to an easy life these days. Financially anyway.

I suppose bottom line is I just need to be sure there can be no come back on me.

I am also a bit concerned about how they might deal with a full and final settlement offer when I get past the 24 month no variation point.

regards

Posted: Sat Mar 15, 2008 4:39 pm
by louiseh
If an IVA company doesn't conduct the annual review at 12 months but several months later, are any increase back dated to the 1 year due date, or do they take effect for future payments only.