Article published by SmallCapNews Tuesday, October 02, 2007 ClearDebt, the AIM quoted company that sets up Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs) for people in debt posted losses of £1 million in the year to 30 June as turmoil in the market…
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Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs) can help people who are heavily indebted address their financial issues and to find a solution, one expert has made clear. In many cases, British borrowers effectively bury their heads in the sand and hope their…
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A greater degree of awareness among consumers has helped to boost the number of people entering an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) in the UK over recent years, it has been suggested. Stephen Rose, director of the Debt Advice Bureau, insists…
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Individual voluntary arrangements (IVAs) give consumers who have struggled with debt an opportunity to start again, according to the Insolvency Practitioners Association (IPA). The IPA has said that the arrangement between debtors and creditors as a debt solution is a…
The number of British consumers declaring insolvency is likely to have increased bythe time the latest official figures are released, according to one finance expert. Ian Gould, from the accountancy firm PKF, told the Birmingham Mail that he expects to…
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The majority of British consumers would consider entering an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) as a way to resolve their debt management problems, according to recent research. Figures compiled by YouGov on behalf of moneysupermarket.com show that more than half of…
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The attitudes of banking groups in the UK are leading to a “slight drop-off” in the number of people entering an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) in recent months, one expert has suggested. Chris Tapp from the Credit Action charity insists…
Although there were less people entered into an Individual Voluntary Arrangement in the second quarter of this year than the first, on a yearly basis insolvency figures show a trend of increasing debt management struggles in the UK. And the…
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