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another question thx for super fast replys
i have been reading and everyone knows what they have paid into their iva i have had 2 reviews and never have i seen any figures does this change from ip to ip some show them?

Usually a statement is sent out each year after the review. Perhaps you could contact your IP and ask for one.

Which company are you using?

hi the company i am using is baker tilley but i think it has changed to life boat i will phone them tommorow thankyou.has anyone heard of them? i dont think i have read anything on here about them uff more things to worry about

I shouldnt worry. Most people dont hear from their IP unless there is a problem. Your IVA is obviously running smoothly so no need for concern.

hi there and hello from me.
I think I have seen them mentioned on the forum in the past. Just ring and ask for a statement. I had one at review this year.

Ang

Debt Lifeboat is the trading name for the IVA department of accountancy firm Baker Tilley. They are a volume processor of IVAs and operate on a national basis.

In my annual report it says in order to keep costs down the IP will report yearly unless a variation is needed.

I only got a copy of my 2nd annual report recently and did not get one for the 1st annual review either.

I am sure that they will send you a copy if you ask.

You should definitely get a copy, useful to know how much you've repaid and how much creditors have received back. Mind you, I'm sure a lot of us keep records ourselves - at my first two annual reviews I sent my IP a spreadsheet showing all payments broken down into amount agreed within the IVA and the amount I'd actually paid!.....with a graph and everything (great way to learn excel)... So when the statement came back from my IP it was more of a confirmation...probably sounds a bit sad, but somehow feel like I'm doing something useful monitoring progress monthly and reinforces that every month is 1 step closer.... Payment 30 next month, so half way there and now on target to repay 100% + IP fees, + some of the statutory interest!!

Martin

Just got a spreadsheet with all the months on where I put in each months contribution as it goes along so I can see exactly how much I've paid to date and can see the months ahead remaining getting fewer by the month.