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INDIVIDUAL VOLUNTARY ARRANGEMENT REDUCE DEBT
Individual Voluntary Arrangement reduce debt * an individual voluntary arrangement is used to reduce debt and is an alternative to bankruptcy * advice from insolvency practitioners
An Individual Voluntary Arrangement could help you substantially reduce your level of debt. An Individual Voluntary Arrangement is a UK government approved scheme that is a formal agreement between a debtor and their creditors.
What is an Individual Voluntary Arrangement?
If your debts exceed more than £15,000 an Individual Voluntary Arrangement may be the answer to your debt problems. If your debts amount to less than £15,000 there may be other debt solutions. Sit down and do your sums as you are likely to have debts that amount to more than you realise.
An Individual Voluntary Arrangement could help you substantially reduce your level of debt. An Individual Voluntary Arrangement is a UK government approved scheme that is a formal agreement between a debtor and their creditors.
What is an Individual Voluntary Arrangement?
If your debts exceed more than £15,000 an Individual Voluntary Arrangement may be the answer to your debt problems. If your debts amount to less than £15,000 there may be other debt solutions. Sit down and do your sums as you are likely to have debts that amount to more than you realise.

