wife's employment may be at risk due to IVA

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Post by Patrick » Tue Aug 28, 2007 8:59 am
I am considering re mortgaging to pay off my IVA. This is for several reasons, of which my wife's employment may be at risk due to having an IVA being the main factor. I am still in the first year though. What will I be expected to pay (i.e is it the total sum of the 5 yr monthyl payments), do I come to an arrangement via the IVA IP, and is it feasible to get a re mortgage at a good rate.



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Post by MelanieGiles » Tue Aug 28, 2007 9:07 am
Hi Patrick and welcome to the forum

Do you already have a final year equity release clause? If so, your IP will need to convince the creditors that there is a real risk that your IVA may not run its course, due to the risk from your wife's looming redundancy. Ask your IP to work out a settlement figure for you - I would suggest based on achieving the dividend already pledged is a good starting point.

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Post by iva experts » Tue Aug 28, 2007 9:20 am
Hello Pat,

I would contact your I.P as soon as you can, express your current situation regarding your wife's employment. They will then come up with a figure that they believe the creditors will accept.

Also you might want to check your terms and conditions as there maybe a clause which prevents any changes to your contribution for the first 24 months.



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Post by iva_squirrel » Tue Aug 28, 2007 9:58 am
Hi patrick,

Is your IP aware of your situation? If not i would contact them as soon as possible and explain your concerns. Ask your IP what could be a good settlement figure I'm sure they will find the best solution.

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Post by mikebdomain » Tue Aug 28, 2007 10:13 am
Hi Patrick

It might be an idea to talk to a mortgage broker first to detirmine IF you are able to remortgage based on your wants, needs and circumstances AND it would also give you an idea of the money that would be available to you, for your offer for a full and final settlement.

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Post by Patrick » Mon Sep 10, 2007 12:12 pm
Melanie,

My IVA practitioner's mortgage dept has informed me that they are not willing to assist with a remortgage, desptie my wifes employment concerns, and also that a final settlement figure will not be the sum pledegd for the entire course of the IVA, but a complete review and the total sum owed to creditors prior to the iva being set up.

I'm at a bit of a loss what to do now, any advice much appreciated.
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Hi Patrick and welcome to the forum

Do you already have a final year equity release clause? If so, your IP will need to convince the creditors that there is a real risk that your IVA may not run its course, due to the risk from your wife's looming redundancy. Ask your IP to work out a settlement figure for you - I would suggest based on achieving the dividend already pledged is a good starting point.

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Post by mikebdomain » Mon Sep 10, 2007 12:18 pm
Patrick I would phone and speak to other mortgage brokers who will be able to detirmine what equity you may be able to release. You could then approach your IP with a firm offer for review.

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Post by MelanieGiles » Mon Sep 10, 2007 12:24 pm
And at the same time ask your IP to work out a settlement figure for you that they would be prepared to recommend to creditors. IPs with mortgage departments just don't sit too comfortably with me I am afraid - where is the independence?

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Post by mikebdomain » Mon Sep 10, 2007 12:27 pm
Hmmm… My thoughts exactly, Melenie, slight conflict of interest, I would have thought.

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