Individual Voluntary Arrangement
Understanding IVAs
An IVA is designed to help those with significant debt manage their repayments in a structured way. It often involves monthly contributions and/or asset realisations, and it allows sole traders or limited company directors to continue trading.
Benefits of an IVA with Parker Andrews
When is an IVA Appropriate?
Step by Step IVA Process
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Contact us for a free, no-obligation talk about your financial situation.
Meet with one of our Licensed Insolvency Practitioners to discuss your case in depth, including potential contributions and impacts on your assets/business.
We’ll work with you to prepare a proposal that’s both realistic and acceptable to your creditors.
Before the creditors’ meeting, we consult your major creditors to gauge their opinion on the proposal, aiming for the highest chance of success.
A meeting is convened for creditors to vote on the proposal. It requires 75% approval (by debt value) to pass.
Upon approval, the IVA terms are implemented. You must maintain regular payments as agreed.
Compliance with all terms results in the IVA’s completion and discharge from the included debts.
How does an IVA affect my assets and business?
An IVA can allow you to retain control over your assets and continue operating your business, unlike Bankruptcy.
What are the risks of an IVA?
Failure to comply with the IVA terms can lead to Bankruptcy. It’s crucial to ensure that the agreed terms are manageable.
Considering an Individual Voluntary Arrangement to manage your debts?
Contact Parker Andrews for expert advice and support in setting up an IVA that works for you. Get in touch with us to discuss your situation in a confidential, no-obligation meeting.
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