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IPA/IPO: what's the difference?

MTDancer
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quote: "IPO payments continue for a maximum of 3 years from the date the order is made by the court
and may continue after you have been discharged from your bankruptcy. Or you may enter into a
written agreement with your trustee, called an income payments agreement (IPA), to pay a
certain amount of your income to the trustee for an agreed period, which cannot be longer than 3
years. There are no fixed guidelines on IPOs or IPAs - each case is assessed individually."
I don't understand the difference between an IPA and an IPO. Can anyone explain?
and may continue after you have been discharged from your bankruptcy. Or you may enter into a
written agreement with your trustee, called an income payments agreement (IPA), to pay a
certain amount of your income to the trustee for an agreed period, which cannot be longer than 3
years. There are no fixed guidelines on IPOs or IPAs - each case is assessed individually."
I don't understand the difference between an IPA and an IPO. Can anyone explain?
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IPA is Agreement by you and the OR/Trustee.
IPO is a court Order where you can't agree on a figure and the OR goes to court to get the judge to decide the amount.0 -
Thanks, now I get itBuilding a new life after bankruptcy0
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