Hi everyone
Hoping you can advise
I finished my Iva back in 2014. I met my new wife and married last year. She has her own house/ mortgage with equity in it. We aren’t financially linked other than being married!. Am I right in saying that no one can touch her house etc now she’s with me? Obviously none of the debts were hers all those years ago. I only met her in 2017! Iva completed in 2014
Assuming that the IVA concluded successfully, then none of it can come back to haunt your new wife or lay any claim on her house and finances. Over the years to come you might be assumed to acquire some interest in the property, but that will, again, not be affected by the old debts dealt with by your IVA.
My opinions are merely that .. opinions based on experience. Always seek professional advice.
IVA Completed 23rd July 2013 .... C.C. 10th January 2014
Agree fully with Foggy. If the IVA began over 6 years ago and your partner wanted to add you to the mortgage at some point we have access to High Street Lenders who would now be willing to do so.
Regards
Ryan Radford
IVA Mortgage Expert
Zebra Money Centre
IVA Mortgage advice needed? Looking at Right to Buy and completed IVA still on credit files ?
Thank you for your replies. I’d be absolutely devastated if my past situation affected her. Especially as she’s had her own mortgage for years prior to me coming along. It feels like although I’ve completed my IVA it may always be in the background waiting to bite me
Thu Jun 06, 2019 9:07 amRyan wrote:
Sorry but i'm a bit confused. I thought what was said was all positive?
Regards
I'm sure it's just a little vent and not aim at you, I do know the feeling though. Completed or not completed you kinda wait for the other shoe to drop.
I can't see any reason at all why your IVA, given that it was concluded so long ago, would have any detrimental impact on either of you now....with the possible exception of a few rather backward thinking mortgage lenders.
Specialist Mortgage Advisers. Highly Commended at the British Mortgage Awards.
Hi guys
Sorry absolutely not meant to offend in my response. Your advice is hugely reassuring. The letters from aperture have really unsettled me and made me quite anxious that’s all. Please be assured that your feedback is very much welcomed
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