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Casual Articles - The Lump Sum IVA: A Full And Final Settlement
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An IVA will generally lasts for 5 years, over which time, monthly repayments are made to the creditors through an insolvency practitioner, but when the correct circumstances are in place, it is possible to propose an IVA that consists of just one payment.
This IVA is referred to as a 'Full and Final Settlement' or 'Lump Sum IVA'.
The circumstances that tend to favour the 'Lump Sum' IVA as an option are quite specific and not all potential IVA cases will be suitable.
Firstly, the debtor must qualify for an IVA under the normal criteria of having over ?15,000 in unsecured debts which are owed to a minimum of 4 creditors.
Secondly, the debtor must have very little, if any, disposable income with which to make their monthly contributions.
Thirdly, the debtor will need to have access to enough releasable equity from a property they own, or know a third party that is prepared to introduce a sufficiently high lump sum and act as their benefactor.
Fourthly, the lump sum should be at least 25% of the total debts, plus enough excess left over to cover the costs to the creditors.
When these conditions arise, a 'Full and Final Settlement' IVA or 'Lump Sum IVA' becomes a distinct possibility.
The initial stages of the IVA are the same as ever. An Insolvency Practitioner is chosen to act on behalf of the debtor and they gather all the relevant paperwork and details required for the proposal to the creditors. It is likely the Insolvency Practitioner will request the settlement funds be transferred to their client account whilst preparations for the IVA are
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This IVA is referred to as a 'Full and Final Settlement' or 'Lump Sum IVA'.
The circumstances that tend to favour the 'Lump Sum' IVA as an option are quite specific and not all potential IVA cases will be suitable.
Firstly, the debtor must qualify for an IVA under the normal criteria of having over ?15,000 in unsecured debts which are owed to a minimum of 4 creditors.
Secondly, the debtor must have very little, if any, disposable income with which to make their monthly contributions.
Thirdly, the debtor will need to have access to enough releasable equity from a property they own, or know a third party that is prepared to introduce a sufficiently high lump sum and act as their benefactor.
Fourthly, the lump sum should be at least 25% of the total debts, plus enough excess left over to cover the costs to the creditors.
When these conditions arise, a 'Full and Final Settlement' IVA or 'Lump Sum IVA' becomes a distinct possibility.
The initial stages of the IVA are the same as ever. An Insolvency Practitioner is chosen to act on behalf of the debtor and they gather all the relevant paperwork and details required for the proposal to the creditors. It is likely the Insolvency Practitioner will request the settlement funds be transferred to their client account whilst preparations for the IVA are
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Secondly, the debtor must have very little, if any, disposable income with which to make their monthly contributions.
Thirdly, the debtor will need to have access to enough releasable equity from a property they own, or know a third party that is prepared to introduce a sufficiently high lump sum and act as their benefactor.
Fourthly, the lump sum should be at least 25% of the total debts, plus enough excess left over to cover the costs to the creditors.
When these conditions arise, a 'Full and Final Settlement' IVA or 'Lump Sum IVA' becomes a distinct possibility.
The initial stages of the IVA are the same as ever. An Insolvency Practitioner is chosen to act on behalf of the debtor and they gather all the relevant paperwork and details required for the proposal to the creditors. It is likely the Insolvency Practitioner will request the settlement funds be transferred to their client account whilst preparations for the IVA are
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Fourthly, the lump sum should be at least 25% of the total debts, plus enough excess left over to cover the costs to the creditors.
When these conditions arise, a 'Full and Final Settlement' IVA or 'Lump Sum IVA' becomes a distinct possibility.
The initial stages of the IVA are the same as ever. An Insolvency Practitioner is chosen to act on behalf of the debtor and they gather all the relevant paperwork and details required for the proposal to the creditors. It is likely the Insolvency Practitioner will request the settlement funds be transferred to their client account whilst preparations for the IVA are
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Once the IVA has been agreed by the creditors in the normal manner, all the benefits of a standard IVA apply, but instead of making monthly contributions for 5 years, the lump sum is transferred to the creditors, and the IVA concludes on receipt of the one payment. As with all successfully completed IVAs, the balance of any debt that hasn't been repaid is written off by the creditors, leaving the debtor debt free. Because the IVA is a binding agreement, the creditors are unable to accept the funds and then change their minds and ask for further repayments. The debt is legally settled.
There are advantages for the creditors too of course. They receive a repayment from a debtor who would have struggled to repay the debt, as there is little if any surplus income. They receive a lump sum immediately rather than having to wait for a long winded return, and also because the IVA finishes so quickly, the fees the creditors have to pay to the Insolvency Practitioner are reduced, leaving them with a higher return from the debt.
A Lump Sum IVA will not always be a suitable solution, but when the circumstances are fitting, it really is a great option.
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