IVA mortgage

If you are struggling to repay your mortgage then an IVA over your mortgage may be a good idea.

If your debt goes over £10,000 or a high figure then you can get a company to try to reduce your monthly outgoings and come to an agreement over these to reduce your debt.

For more information look below.

Property buying alone a great way to get into serious debt

British consumers buying properties alone are the most at risk of serious debt and needing to take on an IVA or personal bankruptcy.

Small debt help companies at risk

The smaller debt help companies in the UK are at risk of being pushed aside by their larger competitors as providers continue to succeed in getting arran

123 Reposessions a day as UK debt takes hold

People in the UK with severe debt problems are going to experience the bite of creditors more than ever this year, as home repossessions soar.

BoE increase of rates may lead to even more IVAs

It's feared that the shock decision by the Bank of England to raise the base rate will lead to even more people turning to personal insolvency throu

Equity release may be adding to IVA demand

People in the UK looking to utilise equity release programs might increase the demand for IVAs in 2007 - through not getting the skilled advice they need.

Base rate hold will decrease IVA expectation

The news that the Bank of England has once again decided against increasing the base rate means that almost certainly, less people in the UK will opt for an IVA.

Risky interest only mortgages may lead to IVAs

As interest only mortgages increase in popularity amongst UK borrowers, the number of people turning to IVAs to ease the burden of debt may be set to follow.<

IVAs may fall as housing market settles

As the UK gears up for what many believe will be a decline in the housing market over the coming months, it has been forecast that number of people applying for IVAs will fal

IVA market not as safe as houses

It appears that the demand for the IVA in the UK could experience a rapid slowdown, as the housing market continues to slow.

Lower interest rates could save many from IVA

The Bank of England's decision to drop the base rate by .25 per cent is set to lower the number of people needing to apply for an IVA.