Hi
You will have an annual review and payments will only increase if your disposable income increases. Most peoples income goes up hand in hand with their expenditure so the disposable income stays the same and hence their IVA payments
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Thankyou for ALL your replies..sorry i didnt reply sooner, just been on my 1st holiday away for 3 years due to financial difficulties, my reward for saving hard.
I do have one concern because i had a £3000 salary increase about 3 months into my IVA (shift allowance) should I tell them now or wait til the review?
Hi and welcome to the forum from myself too. I would tell your IP now about your pay increase and let them deal with it accordingly.
I always think if you tell your IP everything up front there can be no little surprises at review times. I send in any uplift payments and payslips etc., quarterly and that works well for me x
IVA final payment left the bank on the 26th January 2013...looking forward to a debt free future.