Bakruptsy
Bakruptsy should not be rushed into...
Bakruptsy should be considered as the last resort for people with personal debt problems in the UK. Many people with serious debts think that bakruptsy to be the only way to deal with debts.
Bakruptsy is a serious matter dealt with through the courts. It is not something that should be rushed in to without taking professional advice. Sometimes it the only option to deal with escalating debts but there are other times when declaring bakruptsy can be a big mistake that can have life changing effects.
Alternatives to Bankruptcy
For those in serious debt, an Individual Voluntary Arrangement might seem like the perfect solution. With an IVA the interest on your debt will be frozen, and you only have to pay back whatever is affordable every month over a five year period.
Under an IVA, you are often expected to pay your creditors 100% of your disposable income for five years. You are also likely to be required to release equity from your home, which will be used to help repay your debts.
The constraints which are put upon you once you are made bankrupt make an IVA a a viable option in most personal debt cases under £100,000. It is likely that an IVA is a strong alternative to bakrupsy, since it provides much of the relief offered by bankruptcy but without the severe constraints which bankruptcy imposes.
Please read the following pages on Bankruptcy
- What is Bakruptsy ?
- Bakruptsy explained
- The Bakruptsy process
- The effects of Bakruptsy
- The disadvantages of Bakruptsy
- How do I petition for my own Bakruptsy?
- What happens after Bakruptsy ?
- What are the alternatives to Bakruptsy ?
- Can my Bakruptsy be reversed?
- Can my Bakruptsy be cancelled?
Please note that bakruptsy is a last resort if you are in serious debt and have no other debt options. An IVA or Debt Management Plan can save you from going bankrupt.
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- Bancrupsy
- Bakruptcy
- Bankrupsy
- Bancruptcy
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To contact a bakruptsy advisor call 0800 074 6918. Alternatively complete an online bakruptsy enquiry form and an advisor will call you back at the time that you specify.
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IVA's
The IVA Guide
Money Advice Direct has put together an IVA Guide based on the enquiries and questions that we receive at our helpline offices.
In the guide we cover such subjects as IVA Approval, early settlment of your IVA, missed IVA payments, IVA failure, additional debt claims and much more.
[click here for IVA Guide]
What is an IVA?
The IVA is an extremely powerful tool enabling you to clear your debt and return to a clean financial bill of health. Visit Money Advice Direct's Guide to Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs).
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