Arkle only provide IVA solutions, but depending on your circumstances, there are potentially a number of other debt solutions that could be suitable for you. We have listed the main solutions below along with some of the pro’s and con’s of each.
An IVA is a formal debt agreement between you and your creditors for you to make a reduced payment towards your debts each month over a set period of time (usually 5 years). After the period is over, all remaining debts are written off.
DRO’s are designed for people who owe less than £50,000, with low levels of income and who are unlikely to be able to ever repay their debts.
A Debt Management Plan (DMP) is an informal agreement between yourself and your creditors for paying back non-priority debts such as credit cards and bank loans. All included debts are consolidated and a single reduced monthly repayment is made towards all debts until the total amount is paid off.
If you are unable to repay your debts and are looking for a completely fresh start with all debts written off, bankruptcy may be a solution. It is important to note however that there are serious implications with going bankrupt so you must seek professional financial advice before deciding on this route out of debt.
Arkle Insolvency proposes and administers Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs) only. Advice is provided on the basis that there is reasonable contemplation of an insolvency appointment, once it is apparent that an IVA is likely to be the most appropriate debt solution.
Subject to eligibility and acceptance. Fees Payable. Debt write off applies to unsecured debts only and on completion of an IVA. If your IVA fails any debts remaining will not be written off. Failure of your IVA could lead to Bankruptcy, although this is rare and alternatives may be available. Your ability to obtain credit will be affected.
Homeowners may be required to release the equity in their property, if unable to release equity and equity is available creditors may request an additional extension of 12 months payments in compensation.
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