- Wednesday, 11 March 2009IVA solutions could become a necessity for up to 75 per cent of motorists if they fail to prioritise their finances when selecting their next car.
Figures from financial sector analyst Experian indicate that as many as three in four motorists do not prioritise fuel economy when purchasing a vehicle.
And the stereotypical view of men as preferring bigger cars is not reflected in the findings.
Some 15 per cent of male respondents admitted they would prefer a bigger car as their next vehicle.
But even more - 17 per cent - of the female survey participants wanted to trade up, potentially putting them at greater financial risk.
While a motor vehicle could be a causing factor behind financial difficulty, it does not have to be put at risk through
IVA solutions.
Money Debt & Credit explains that with an IVA problems with finances can be resolved without risking the individual's home or car.
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