ClearDebt received some very positive feedback from a ClearDebt IVA holder, their review of ClearDebt is shared here.
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The Guardian’s “diary of a debtor” blog story has brought up an interesting option for some people in debt – a full and final IVA. We look in more depth at how these work and what’s involved in clearing your debt using this method.
Senior debt advisor Mike Morgan discusses the new CCCS Guidelines and how their expenditure to income benchmarks could mean future IVA holders finding themselves worse off financially because of it.
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An update from ClearDebt regarding HMRC and their policy towards people in Individual voluntary Arrangements (IVAs) and debt management plans (DMPs) who receive an HMRC letter saying they must pay more tax or that they are due an income tax rebate.
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As 1.4 million people around the UK receive income tax demands from HMRC, those in Debt Management Plans (DMPs) and Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs) will be hit worst – according to leading debt solution company, ClearDebt.
Leading UK debt solution company, ClearDebt, publishes a blog written by one of their own clients which details his first hand experience of getting out of £41,982 of debt.
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