I am having problems during my IVA, what do I do?

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I Am Having Problems During My IVA, What Do I Do?

There are several problems you could encounter during the term of your IVA; these might include the following, Missing an IVA Payments, A Change In Your Circumstances, Having Difficulties in making the payments, and lastly Forgetting To Include A Creditor. Since the IVA period is five years there is chance for any one of these to happen.If you are having problems with your IVA you should always contact your insolvency practitioner as soon as possible and inform them of you circumstances and they can arrange possible steps to overcome these hurdles that you may face. If you miss payment on more than three occasions then your insolvency practitioner will have to fail your IVA, this will protect the insolvency practitioner and the creditors from customers who are not willing to make the IVA payments. If you miss payments for a genuine cause then your insolvency practitioner can arrange the missed payments to be caught up by increasing future payments. The practitioner could also increase the span of the IVA in order to reduce the monthly payments you have to make, and thus it is good practice that you consult your insolvency practitioner as soon as you face difficulties.

If your circumstances have changed, for example you are earning less than you were when you started the IVA and thus now you are no longer able to make the payments for the IVA then your insolvency practitioner will be able to call a meeting with the creditors and possibly reduce your monthly IVA repayments. To do so you will have to provide a new income and expenses sheet to your creditors. If you are unwell and unable to work then your insolvency practitioner may be able to get your creditors to agree to suspend payments till you are well, if your health is such that you are not able to work again then your insolvency practitioner might be able to get your creditors to conclude your IVA and thus accept any payments made as the final ones. If you are finding it hard to make payments this is possibly because you have made unrealistic income expenditure statements. In this case you will have to consult you insolvency practitioner so that they can call a meeting with your creditors to lower your monthly repayments. These meetings are called variation meetings, and some IVAs state that these sort of meetings cannot be held until a certain amount of time has elapsed. In the case of including another creditor, this can be done but your monthly payment may have to increase. Your insolvency practitioner will contact your additional creditor and ask them if they will join the IVA.

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