An Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) is an alternative for people looking to avoid bankruptcy; it is an agreement with the creditors of an individual looking to continue to pay their debts but, due to a change in financial circumstances, can no longer make the originally agreed repayments.
Sometimes in life, whether or not you know of your finance problem, you may have to hear from a creditor. Don’t panic! This isn’t the end of the world. Even though it may seem like a disaster, you’ll recover in time from any amount of debt. Thus the first step is: don’t panic. At this point, it’s time to step back and remember that you have many rights, as a citizen and as a person in debt.
Tim Kelly asked: Most of the working population of a country or any place is engaged in business. Business is considered one of the main occupations of workers of any area. However it must be stated that despite being one of the coveted occupations it is not easy to run a business. The problems regarding [...]
John Mce asked:
Q. Despite a significant increase in our sales, our bank is refusing to increase our overdraft facility and have suggested that I consider factoring. Please could you let me know whether I should be concerned about what my customers will think?
A. In the UK nowadays, over 40,000 businesses use invoice finance. This [...]
Baron Turner asked:
An injection of turnaround finance involves saving a potentially insolvent company from irreversible insolvency and returning the company to a stable financial and operational position. The objective is to achieve this whilst maximising creditors’ interests and the interests of employees, managers and shareholders. Popularised by such media productions as Dragon’s Den (starting [...]
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