Latest IVA and Debt News

Ofgem has launched an investigation into the misselling of energy by doorstep salespeople as they can often leave consumers worse off, which may impact on a debt management plan.

An Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) could be an option for consumers who are struggling to pay off their debt, especially in 2011 as levels of unemployment are expected to rise.

EDF Energy customers will be faced with a price increase from October 1st this year, which could impact how much money a consumer has to pay off a debt management plan.

A greater number of consumers are taking out personal loans in order to fund home improvements rather than moving, which could lead to a debt management plan.

Consumers who have retired have cut back on their daily expenditures as they face financial pressures, which could include a debt management plan.

Tens of thousands of British women could be forced to turn to debt management plans as they struggle to resist temptation on the high street, the findings of a new study suggest.

The number of self-employed workers needing debt management help has increased markedly over the past few months, it has been revealed. 

Growing numbers of British consumers could be 'lured back' into debt and be left needing IVA help as credit card companies make them offers many can't refuse. 

British couples could be left needing IVA help to cope with their debts during later life because they are failing to properly plan for how they will finance their retirements.

Homeowners could be left needing IVA advice to cope with their mortgage payments if they do not prepare for interest rates to rise again in the future.

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