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simon161

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Post by simon161 » Sun Feb 23, 2020 9:26 am
Hi, I’m a self employed carpenter, I originally put in for a 5 yr Iva , however this was extended on application to 6 yrs . I now have 3 payments to go until my 6 years are completed, however I’ve received a request to re- mortgage as I have more than £5k equity in my property( there was more than 5k when I took Iva out)and was unaware of this. They are now saying that I may have to complete a 7th year.i have never missed a payment and I’m not in arrears.... would a early settlement payment be accepted?ie sprout loans. Regards Iva confused. Com

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Post by Foggy » Sun Feb 23, 2020 9:35 am
The obligation to release equity or extend a further year is in your proposal and is standard for home owners, regardless of the initially agreed term. But, yes, you can offer up a lump sum instead and some here have used Sprout. This will still, however, depend on your ability (or inability) to remortgage, as that is the agreed plan: attempt to remortgage and extend if that fails.
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Post by Lisa Thomas » Tue Feb 25, 2020 12:35 pm
Do you know the original proposed timescales were increased to 6 years? Were NRAM one of your creditors as they are known for insisting on 6 year IVAs.
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