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An IVA provides
protection to an insolvent Debtor
All the unsecured
creditors who are party to an Individual Voluntary Arrangement
(IVA) are bound by the terms and conditions of the insolvency
contract. Since the views of only the voting creditors are
followed, an unhappy creditor cannot take any legal action or
other enforcement to recover a debt but can submit a claim to
the IVA supervisor and get the dues as per the conditions
specified in the IVA contract.
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| Advantage 2 Of IVAs |
An IVA is less
expensive to undertake
Another advantage of an IVA is that it is significantly
less expensive in comparison to a bankruptcy because the
Insolvency Practitioner is not required to deposit funds in
the Insolvency Services Account as in the case of bankruptcy
proceedings against the insolvent debtor. In case of a
bankruptcy, the funds deposited in the Insolvency Services
Account attract levies and an ad valorem charge of 17% on all
deposits made after the initial £2,000.
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An insolvent debtor pays an IVA debt
back to the unsecured creditors by means of an
Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) loan. An
Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) protects a debtor
from any bankruptcy proceeding in case of an inability
to pay back the debt to his creditors. An IVA debt
includes all the credit owed by an insolvent debtor who
is unable to pay it back to the creditors. An Individual
Voluntary Arrangement is a legal contract between the
debtor and the creditors supervised by a licensed
Insolvency practitioner that outlines the terms and
conditions for repayment of an outstanding debt.
Bankruptcy proceeding against an insolvent debtor is
quite lengthy and tedious and is best avoided by the
debtor as well as the creditors. In this context, an
Individual Voluntary Arrangement provides an alternate
option to both the contractual parties for settling
their dues in a fast and effective way. A debtor can
avoid bankruptcy by opting for an Individual Voluntary
Arrangement with his creditors based on the terms and
conditions that are clearly specified in an IVA
contract.
Under an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA), a
debtor may pay back a single monthly installment for a
period ranging form three to five years to settle his
IVA debts. After the stipulated period, any remaining
debt is wiped clean by the licensed Insolvency
practitioner thereby rendering the insolvent debtor
totally free of any debt. An IVA loan helps facilitate a
write off of up to three-quarters of the total debt of
an insolvent. An IVA loans is suitable for those debtors
whose total debts have crossed a limit of £ 15,000.
However, an IVA loan requires regular repayments without
failing on the part of the insolvent debtor. Any default
in the repayment of an IVA loan installment may lead an
IVA supervisor to initiate bankruptcy proceedings
against the debtor that may render the whole purpose of
going for an IVA useless.
The terms of agreement of an IVA loan
are such that an insolvent debtor is required to give as
much as possible in a manageable way towards the
repayment of an IVA loan. Thus, a debtor can easily pay
back any outstanding IVA debt by entering into an
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| Advantage 3 of IVA |
No Stigma attached
with an IVA
An Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) is a personal
agreement between a debtor and the creditors. A Bankruptcy, on
the other hand, is publicly advertised in a local newspaper
and the London Gazette. In this way, an IVA does not carry the
stigma associated with a bankruptcy. |
| Advantage 4 of IVA |
No dearth of future
credit
Unlike a Bankruptcy, the advantage of an IVA is that it does
not compulsorily restrict a debtor from obtaining any future
credit. A bankruptcy debars an individual form having access
to credit for a specified period of time. This provision makes
the bankruptcy proceeding all the more painful because the
credit history of the debtor is blemished forever. However,
there are no such issues in case of an Individual Voluntary
Arrangement. A debtor can get credit without any restrictions
even after signing an IVA |
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