IVA vs Bankruptcy Which one is best for me

Released on: May 28, 2008, 10:35 pm

Press Release Author: FinSu

Industry: Financial

Press Release Summary: When faced with insolvency, you need to know all your
options. All debt solutions have advantages and positives, so how do you decide
which process is going to be better for you? Here a few differences between IVA and
bankruptcy.

Press Release Body: Time
Bankruptcy payments can take up to three years. In comparison to five years of
payments with an IVA, it does make bankruptcy a tempting option. Keep in mind that
the preparations and procedures with bankruptcy are longer (and more expensive) than
an IVA.
Assets
Unlike bankruptcy in the UK, you are able to keep your house and car with an IVA.
Once a bankruptcy order is approved in court you lose control of you assets. Your
assets may be used to pay off your debts. In addition any assets you might gain
during your bankruptcy period can also be taken from you.
Stigma
In comparison to IVA, going bankrupt has a negative stigma. Its publication in press
can be embarrassing for the people involved. An IVA however, gives you more privacy,
as you only need to inform your creditors.
Career
IVA has no restriction on your employment and you do not have to tell anyone about
your situation. Some industries will require you telling them you are bankrupt. If
you are a business owner, it also can be taken from you in bankruptcy.
Where to from here?
Neither an IVA or bankruptcy is to be taken lightly, but bankruptcy is usually your
last option. Now that you know the main differences, you need to get professional
advice to find your way out of debt.


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