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  • How To Be Debt Free in 5 Years!  By : mccannio
    This article explains how you can be free of debt in 5 years. If you are struggling with repayments then an Individual Voluntary Arrangement or IVA may be the answer. Interest will be frozen and up to 75% of the debt can be written off!
  • IVA Advice – Will You Benefit?  By : Reethi Rai
    IVA or individual voluntary arrangement was introduced by the government as a part of the Insolvency Act of 1986. Touted to be the best alternative to bankruptcy, IVA has rescued thousands of debtors in UK. You will find a number of online guides and agencies who are willing to offer IVA advice in UK. However reading about IVA is the only way of coming to rational conclusions about it. Read on and find out if you will benefit by availing IVA advice…
  • Choosing A Buyer For Your Structured Settlement Payments  By : Gregg Pennington
    If you are considering selling your structured settlement payments for a lump sum of cash, you want to get the most money possible, and also choose a reputable structured settlement buyer. Here are some tips for choosing the right buyer for your structured settlement annuity payments.
  • What Is A Structured Settlement?  By : Gregg Pennington
    A structured settlement is an arrangement where a damaged party receives periodic payments rather than a lump sum of cash. They offer certain advantages over lump sum cash settlements and are intended to provide for the long term needs of accident victims and other damaged parties. Unlike a lump sum cash award which is paid entirely up front, structured settlements are paid out at some specified interval as determined by the plaintiff.
  • How To Use Individual Voluntary Agreements As Part Of Your Debt Consolidation Solution  By : Ian Wilkie
    In the United Kingdom there's a formal name, IVA, for the agreement between a debtor and a creditor to alter debt conditions, in the U.S. they do not employ the same name, but the idea is basically similar, it's a method for agreeing to settle a remaining debt, usually one that is overdue and which the debtor can not pay.
  • IVAs 'Not Best Option' For Those In Debt  By : Abbi Rouse
    Britons are showing a lack of awareness when it comes to methods of managing their debts, a new study has shown.
  • Debt management or IVA?  By : Melanie Taylor
    If you're in debt, you may have heard of debt management plans and of IVAs (Individual Voluntary Arrangements). You may wonder how they differ and you may wonder - most importantly - which one could be right for you.
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