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pjp144 Posted - 13 October 2008 : 18:27:03
Help please
we curently involed in an IVA 24 months in (no missed payments) but are struggling to survive. Would BR be an option. Please see brief info below.
1. IVA 2 years in approx 42k when started.
2. have paid 14k into the IVA
3. Have a mortgage (upto date) maybe 10k equity at a push.
Bankrupcy does not worry me (I think), but I am woried about losing our home which I would like to avoid at all cost.

Would Br be an option for us.

Tanks
Paul
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Needafriend Posted - 13 October 2008 : 18:31:28
Hi there pjp144,

Yours is a bit more complex and whilst i would like to try and advise on this i would recommend that you give the helpline a call, that way we can steer you in the right direction and the advice is also more one to one.

The call is free and the number is 0800 078 9367.

Best of luck

Jo x
Your Mother Hen :-)

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