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Frequently asked questions
An IVA doesn’t require any upfront fees. The costs are included in your affordable monthly repayment plan, so you’ll never pay more than you agree to. Our fees are approved by creditors and are only charged once your IVA is set up and running.
Yes, entering an IVA is a serious decision because it’s a legally binding agreement with your creditors. However, it can also be a positive step towards becoming debt free. An IVA gives you protection from creditor action and allows you to make manageable monthly repayments.
Yes, an IVA is a legally binding debt solution. Once approved, all included creditors must stick to the terms of the IVA and can’t chase you for additional payments. If you maintain your agreed monthly repayments, you’ll be protected, and your remaining debt can be written off at the end of the arrangement.
Yes, you can go on holiday while in an IVA, but your spending must remain reasonable and within your agreed budget. The IVA is designed to give you financial stability, so if you continue to make your monthly repayments, occasional affordable holidays are allowed.
Yes. Your credit rating will be affected during the IVA, but once it is complete, you can begin rebuilding your credit profile. This includes paying bills on time, registering on the electoral roll, and managing credit responsibly. Many people find that an IVA gives them a fresh start and the opportunity to improve their credit score over time.
Acceptance depends on your individual circumstances, such as your level of debt, income, and ability to make regular payments. Generally, if you owe more than £6,000 to two or more creditors and have a stable income, you may qualify. Our advisors can quickly assess your situation and let you know your chances of approval.
Yes, you may still qualify for an IVA if you have a mortgage. Your mortgage payments will remain a priority, and the IVA will cover your unsecured debts such as credit cards, loans, and overdrafts. In some cases, you may be asked to release equity from your property towards the end of your IVA, but this will always be explained clearly before you begin.

