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New to forum. Advice needed please
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New to forum and require advice please. Currently three months into fourth year on IVA . Could anyone explain what happens if you can't release equity in house. I know the IVA can be extended by 12 months but would the contribution be to the value of equity in house or regular payments after financial review. Any help appreciated
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Hi,
No, your payments would just continue as they are now (as long as your circumstances have not changed) for a further 12 months.
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Thank you Sourcrates. So I will not be asked to get a secured loan ?0
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Thank you Sourcrates. So I will not be asked to get a secured loan ?
I've answered this on your other post.
This secured loan option at the end of an IVA is a new product i have had no experience of.
From what i can gather, only certain companies offer this, through one of there partner lenders, you may well be asked, but you have every right to refuse.
Give National Debtline a call to get there take on it, there are rules laid down called the IVA protocol, they will be able to give you a better informed opinion on your options than i can.
Some good info here actually :
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