- Monday, 9 March 2009IVA solutions could help to put to rest the fears of one in ten Britons in a recent survey from investment service Edward Jones.
The company reports that ten per cent of the people it surveyed ranked their pension pot and existing mortgage repayments equally as their biggest fears.
A further 27 per cent list the global economy and the risk of redundancy equally as their main fears at present.
But, thanks to
IVA help, many of these fears could be countered by putting Britons on a more secure financial footing.
Lending on mortgages, credit cards and personal loans may be repaid through
IVA solutions, with some of the debt potentially being written off completely.
Meanwhile, getting back into the black could allow consumers to start saving for their retirement or putting aside some money should their job fall into jeopardy.
Having some money to invest could be particularly appealing in the coming years, as Edward Jones predicts that equity investments are likely to post positive returns as the global economy begins to recover in the coming years.
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