If I may ask you, what is an IVA? The best answer for it would be, an IVA or individual voluntary arrangement is extensively used for resolving personal debt problems. It is a repayment plan (fixed term) that is designed especially to help someone who is facing a crucial debt problem. This repayment plan gives...
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Why Do We Need to Know Things Related To Debts and Financial Difficulties?
They say there are two things best not discussed in pubs, politics, and religion. I’m here to tell you of a third thing not to disclose or discuss, don’t tell anyone you are a debt adviser. If you are one and disclose it, the response you will usually receive is, “do I need to talk...
Don’t Get Into Hot Water With Your Energy Bills
Our debt advisers here at Debt Advice Group get a really good feel for what’s going on in the debt world, simply because of the number of people in personal debt that they see each week, but even they were surprised by the findings of a Facebook poll by our sister company Moneyextra, which posed...
Debt Consolidation: Pros and Cons
Are you considering consolidating all your loans? For sure, you are intending to do so to effectively overcome your debt problems soon. However, as we all know, such loan products are not only full of advantages. Some disadvantages come with those. In the case of debt consolidation loans, you may be surprised at how there...
Selecting the Right Debt Settlement Attorney for Debt Settlement
Are you tired of weekly collection calls, little sleep, and a spiraling debt burden that is pushing you further and further behind your ideal life? With the current economy, today is a perfect time to present your creditors with a debt settlement offer. Let go of some unnecessary stress. A debt settlement attorney is specially...
3 Tips For Making Your Debt Reduction Plan Work In 2021
One of the most popular New Year’s resolutions is to set a goal for getting out of debt. Sadly, it’s also one of the hardest to achieve. Not because it takes any special training or techniques. But because it usually takes a person many years to get deep into debt – and it will take...