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Will my IVA proposal be accepted? |
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Generally speaking, from the creditors’ point of
view, an IVA is the lesser of two evils. If you
were to go bankrupt, the chances are the
creditors will receive far less money than if
you do an IVA. Because of this, even though an
IVA would require the creditors to write off a
lot of money, they usually feel that half a loaf
of bread is better than no bread at all.
Whether your particular IVA is accepted,
however, is a different question. Sadly, the
amount of IVA proposals that are successful is
only 60-80%. However, 99% of IVAs proposed by
Thomas Charles & Co Ltd clients are accepted.
This is because at Thomas Charles & Co Ltd, we
take great care to research the financial
circumstances of our clients thoroughly and
professionally.
Furthermore, an experienced Thomas Charles Debt
Advisor completes the documentation on the
client’s behalf, and each client has a face to
face meeting with their Insolvency Practitioner.
We are so confident, in fact, in the service we
provide, that we operate a ‘Thomas Charles
Promise.’ This means that if, for any reason,
your IVA is rejected by the creditors, we will
refund your money in full – and in addition, we
will give you £500 in compensation, credited
directly to your bank account.
It is clear, then, that the success of your IVA
depends to some extent on the company that
handles it. A professional company such as
Thomas Charles & Co Ltd will ensure that any
issues that may endanger your IVA proposal are
fixed straight away – before your proposal is
put forward to the creditors.
It is worth bearing in mind that if your IVA is
rejected, you may find that you have to resort
to an informal repayment plan or Bankruptcy. As
such, it is of critical importance that you give
yourself the highest possible chance of success
through using the very best IVA representation
on the market.
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