I suppose it depends upon how it is disclosed Ollie, but the BBA and TiX suggested criteria make it clear that benefits based IVAs are unlikely to be accepted in the future, and certain creditors already have very strong views in theis regard.
If you are continuing to get success in this area, then people should be encouraged by this - but I have to say that statistically it is proven that benefits backed IVA's rarely run their full course as there are so many strains on what is already a very tight budget.
Having said that, people ought to have the same choice with regard to debt repayment as they do to borrowing, so hats off to this poster if they feel that an IVA is the right way forward.
Regards, Melanie Giles, Insolvency Practitioner for over 20 years.
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