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You are not alone. With over 20 years in financial services, I know there are many people with similar circumstances to yours. Often this is purely due to a financial crisis such as unemployment, ill health or divorce. Whatever the reasons for your financial problems, there is always a way out. Call us today for a free, confidential discussion. Within 24 hours, you could be on the way to clearing your debts! Quick Contact Us Form First Name Surname Telephone E-Mail Telephone Time Anytime Morning Afternoon Evening Total Debts       Consumer Credit Licence number : 590441 http://www.sovereignfs.co.uk/index.php SFS - Sovereign Financial Solutions Sovereign Financial Solutions - Call us for help with debt problems, IVA's, insolvency and repossession Sovereign, Financial, Solutions, Debt, Money, Dbet, Det, Insolvency, Insolvent, Insolvancy, Insolvant, Bankrupt, Repossession, full and final, settlement Home Debt Management Debt Management FAQ's I.V.A. I.V.A.- FAQ's Repossession Bankruptcy Bankruptcy FAQ's Bank Accounts for Bankrupts Debt Consolidation Budget Planner Apply Now Cut your bills Contact Us Latest News Get debt free ….. Start today! Debt management IVA's Debt Consolidation Bankruptcy Repossession Sovereign Financial Solutions offer a number of options to help you regain control of your life, and your money. We specialise in providing confidential and sympathetic debt assistance to help you choose the best way forward. Whether an IVA, Debt management plan or consolidation is the most suitable way forward, call us to find out about your debt relief options. You are not alone. With over 20 years in financial services, I know there are many people with similar circumstances to yours. Often this is purely due to a financial crisis such as unemployment, ill health or divorce. Whatever the reasons for your financial problems, there is always a way out. Call us today for a free, confidential discussion. Within 24 hours, you could be on the way to clearing your debts! Quick Contact Us Form First Name Surname Telephone E-Mail Telephone Time Anytime Morning Afternoon Evening Total Debts       Consumer Credit Licence number : 590441 http://www.sovereignfs.co.uk/dm.php SFS - Sovereign Financial Solutions Sovereign Financial Solutions - confidential help with insolvency, repossession and debt problems Sovereign, Financial, Solutions, Debt, Management, Plan, Borrowing, Credit, Income, Pay, Creditors, Interest, Budgeting, Dbet, Det Home Debt Management Debt Management FAQ's I.V.A. I.V.A.- FAQ's Repossession Bankruptcy Bankruptcy FAQ's Bank Accounts for Bankrupts Debt Consolidation Budget Planner Apply Now Cut your bills Contact Us Latest News Debt Management Plan Debt management plans are suitable for many people who may have overstretched themselves and are juggling debts each month to keep going. This may be due to a family crisis, job loss etc. Warning signs are borrowing more to clear debts each month, clearing one credit card with another, increasing outstanding amounts. A debt management counsellor will help you take control again. They will look at your income and outgoings and then help you decide how much you can afford to pay each month into the arrangement. They will then negotiate with your creditors on your behalf freezing interest charges and sometimes negotiating reduced amounts. You will not deal directly with your creditors – all calls and letters will be referred to the plan counsellors. One monthly payment Gets rid of all those letters and calls Clear budgeting help Ongoing support when required Don’t hide from the problem – talk to someone who can help. Call us today and you could be on the way to a more relaxed life. 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However, whatever level of debt, if your financial position is due to improve in the near future as a result of an income increase or a re-mortgage and you are looking for a temporary solution until then, the Debt Management Plan is the best although your credit rating may be damaged in the process. Debt Management Plans tend not to work if you have a large number of creditors as it is almost impossible to negotiate effectively with many different creditors at once. Once an agreement has been reached, the negotiations are not over and you may find yourself having to renegotiate with the same creditor a few months down the line. It is a very time-consuming matter and unless you are highly organised it is easy to lose track of the different arrangements that have been made. Using a Debt Management company to carry out negotiations on your behalf can help to an extent but there are also disadvantages. Debt Management Plans are not long term solutions.   Q2. How can I set up a Debt Management Plan? A You should compile a list of exactly how much money you owe to each creditor, inclusive of interest and all charges. Then calculate the percentage of the total debt that is owed to each individual creditor. Draw up a budget sheet for your personal monthly income and expenses, and come up with a sum of money that you feel you could realistically offer to your creditors each month – this is called your ‘disposable income'. You should divide your disposable income between the creditors allocating each creditor a portion equivalent to their percentage of the total debt. This calculation will form the basis of your negotiations, and you should make this clear in the letter that you write to the creditors and your further discussions with them. As an additional rule of thumb, you should be looking to pay a minimum of at least 1% of your total debt to each creditor every month in order to stand any chance of getting a freeze put on interest. If this amount is unaffordable, you might need to consider another option.   Q3. Should I use a Debt Management Company? A There are pros and cons. It is very tempting to hand the controls over to someone else especially if your finances are in a shambles. However Debt Management companies to do take a commission for a task that you could do for free. Another danger is that you could find yourself several years down the line having paid a Debt Management company a lot of money but end up with a larger debt to show for it. Be cautious when dealing with such companies. Questions to ask would be:- How long will it take me to get debt free? What exactly will I be paying in commission each month? Is there any guarantee that my creditors will freeze interest and charges? Will I receive monthly statements and full notification of how my affairs are being managed? When asking these questions make sure you get clear and accurate information. Creditors are under no legal obligation to negotiate with Debt Management companies. Essentially there is not much these companies can do that you cannot do yourself with enough time and energy. Quick Contact Us Form First Name Surname Telephone E-Mail Telephone Time Anytime Morning Afternoon Evening Total Debts       Consumer Credit Licence number : 590441 http://www.sovereignfs.co.uk/iva.php SFS - Sovereign Financial Solutions Sovereign Financial Solutions - Call us for help with debt problems, IVA's, insolvency and repossession Sovereign, Financial, Solutions, IVA, Individual, Voluntary, Arrangement, Creditors, Bankruptcy, Pay, Fixed, Remortgage, Equity, Credit, Dbet Home Debt Management Debt Management FAQ's I.V.A. I.V.A.- FAQ's Repossession Bankruptcy Bankruptcy FAQ's Bank Accounts for Bankrupts Debt Consolidation Budget Planner Apply Now Cut your bills Contact Us Latest News IVA An Individual Voluntary Arrangement (or IVA) is a formal arrangement which is legally binding on both yourself and your creditors. An IVA is agreed at the county court and arranged through an insolvency practitioner. Once the arrangement is accepted your creditors may not pursue you for these debts or file for bankruptcy provided you maintain the agreed payments. The outstanding amounts can be reduced substantially depending on your ability to pay. You in turn will agree to make pay a fixed monthly amount into the IVA for up to five years. You may also be able to make a lump sum contribution e.g. from a remortgage if you have equity in your home. This can substantially reduce the monthly payments and in some cases it may be possible to clear the whole IVA. This is known as a full and final settlement. At the end of the IVA you will be debt free. An IVA can be a better alternative to bankruptcy as it can help write off a substantial amount of your debts, it is not advertised and your employer need not be advised. Also you will normally be able to keep your home and the debts will be marked as satisfied on your credit file. Complete the form opposite for a free call back to find out more. Quick Contact Us Form First Name Surname Telephone E-Mail Telephone Time Anytime Morning Afternoon Evening Total Debts       Consumer Credit Licence number : 590441 http://www.sovereignfs.co.uk/ivafaq.php cept the proposal. It will then be legally binding on everyone even those who refused. Simply 75% of the value of creditors who respond must accept the proposal.   Q15. After my IVA has been agreed can my creditors change their minds? A once the proposal has been accepted they cannot pull out or renegotiate the terms as the IVA is a formal, legally binding arrangement. Q16. What will happen if my IVA is accepted, but I have forgotten to include a creditor? A If you fail to include a particular creditor in your plan and continue to pay them separately without declaring it this is against the law as you are seen to be giving preferential treatment to a creditor. The IVA paperwork specifically requires you to sign a statement declaring that you have no other creditors. However if it is a genuine mistake approach your IP and explain what has happened, who will then decide what to do. If the new debt reduces the overall creditor dividend by 10% or more the case will have to be reopened, the Creditors' Meeting reconvened and the creditors will be called upon to vote again. Worst case scenario is the IVA may fail and you would risk being made bankrupt. Q17. When will my creditors stop hassling me? A Once the IVA is in place the creditors can no longer contact you by law. However to proceed with an IVA you normally need to stop paying your creditors. Firstly because to borrow more money when you intend to do an IVA could be regarded as fraudulent so if paying creditors means borrowing more money then stop making payments. Secondly it is generally unwise to be seen making preferential payments to certain creditors and not others. This may result in you receiving letters from your creditors regarding debt collection procedures being put in place. Once the IVA is in place the creditor action must stop by law so it is in your best interest to assist the IP to get things moving as quickly as possible.   Q18. What will happen if my financial position changes over the IVA period? A The best step to take is to contact your IP who will then make the necessary arrangements to take into account the change in circumstances and continue with the IVA.   Q19. What if I receive a sudden windfall, such as an inheritance, while in an IVA? A This will need to be contributed towards your debt. If it adds up to more than your total IVA contribution you will pay back more to your creditors than first agreed. Ultimately you are required to pay of all your original debt if you can afford to do so.   Q20. Can I have a bank account when I am in an IVA? A You can hold either a basic account or current account. If your present bank account is one of your creditors it may be best to open a new account with another bank before your IVA is proposed. This is because the bank may use their ‘right of offset' to take money from your account without your consent to help repay your outstanding debt. Also once your bank receives your IVA proposal they may reduce your current account to a basic account or close it down altogether. Since your IVA is a private and confidential arrangement, your new bank will not know you're in an IVA unless you tell them and will not be at risk as result of your IVA. A current account normally issues you with a debit card and cheque book. If your credit rating is poor you may still be able to open a basic cash card account with no lending facilities and you do not usually get a debit card. When looking for a new bank or building society, make sure that it is not linked to a bank you owe money to. If you are self-employed sole trader and have a business account with a creditor, open up a new business account with somebody else for the same reasons given. If you find it impossible to open a new business account because of your bad credit rating then there may be an option to leave your bank debt out of the IVA so that you can continue to run your business. This will only work if your credit rating is bad and your bank is not a primary creditor. . 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If you have mortgage arrears and other debts – whatever the reason – this is certainly a most distressing time. However you will be pleased to know that many repossessions can be postponed or stopped. We can step in and advise you on your best options. Need a breathing space to get your finances sorted? Want to sell your house quickly and move on? Wish to stay in your home with the same friends and neighbours? We can help with all of these. Sometimes the easiest and quickest option is to sell your house fast. We can arrange to purchase your property within 28 days (or quicker). There will be no fees to pay such as estate agents or solicitors costs. Not only that but you can choose to stay in your home as long as you want by renting it back! Nobody need know – carry on living in your home just like before. But you must act quickly – the sooner you call us the better your options. If on the other hand you just need to rearrange your finances to get back on track we can help. We can arrange finance to clear the arrears and put you back on course with debts cleared, and affordable monthly outgoings. Don’t ignore the situation – call us today. Quick Contact Us Form First Name Surname Telephone E-Mail Telephone Time Anytime Morning Afternoon Evening Total Debts       Consumer Credit Licence number : 590441 http://www.sovereignfs.co.uk/bankruptcy.php SFS - Sovereign Financial Solutions Sovereign Financial Solutions - confidential help with bankruptcy, insolvency, repossession and debt problems Sovereign , Financial, Solutions, Bankruptcy, Debt, Pay, Creditors, Business, Assets, Sold, Creditor, Written Off, Lender, Rating, Bank, Account, Dbet Home Debt Management Debt Management FAQ's I.V.A. I.V.A.- FAQ's Repossession Bankruptcy Bankruptcy FAQ's Bank Accounts for Bankrupts Debt Consolidation Budget Planner Apply Now Cut your bills Contact Us Latest News &to make payments to your creditors. Your landlord will be notified. All bank accounts and credit cards must be closed. You will be able to set up a basic bank account with no credit facilities. *Remember you do not have to become bankrupt just because you have serious debts. You should always check the other options available which will normally not have such far reaching effects. Also check the bankruptcy annulment page. Quick Contact Us Form First Name Surname Telephone E-Mail Telephone Time Anytime Morning Afternoon Evening Total Debts       Consumer Credit Licence number : 590441 http://www.sovereignfs.co.uk/bankruptcyfaq.php SFS - Sovereign Financial Solutions Sovereign Financial Solutions - confidential help with IVA's, insolvency, repossession and debt problems Sovereign, Financial, Solutions, IVA, Individual, Voluntary, Arrangement, Creditors, Bankruptcy, Pay, Fixed, Remortgage, Equity, Credit, Dbet Home Debt Management Debt Management FAQ's I.V.A. I.V.A.- FAQ's Repossession Bankruptcy Bankruptcy FAQ's Bank Accounts for Bankrupts Debt Consolidation Budget Planner Apply Now Cut your bills Contact Us Latest News Bankruptcy FAQ Q1. Who should go bankrupt? A This is for people who have no alternatives and where all other options have been exhausted. Non-homeowners are normally not affected as drastically by bankruptcy and nor those whose job is not at risk, not worried about having poor credit rating or having their name in the papers. Non-homeowners living on State Benefits or a pension would probably be discharged from bankruptcy in less than one year and would probably not be subject to an Income Payment Order.   Q2. Are there any debts that bankruptcy does not cover? A Debts are divided into ‘dischargeable debts' which are covered by bankruptcy and ‘non-dischargeable debts' which are not. A general guide is as follows for dischargeable debts:- Inland Revenue and VAT Bills Unsecured loans Credit card debts Legal, Medical and Accounting bills Unpaid bills, including catalogue accounts and store cards County Court Judgments Non-dischargeable debts include:- Debts to the Student Loans Company Fines and penalties Secured debts and loans with collateral CSA claims for child support and other family/domestic legal liabilities Most educational loans which fall outside of the Insolvency Act 1986 Q3. How long will bankruptcy last? A Although bankruptcy usually lasts for just one year the length of your bankruptcy will lie at the discretion of the Official Receiver. He/she may decide to conclude the case early if your main income is State Benefits or a Pension, if your debts and expenses have been fully paid, or if the order shouldn't have been made in the first place. However if you fail to meet the bankruptcy terms, if you have been bankrupt previously, or if you have engaged in fraud, gambling or other related activities the Official Receiver may increase the duration of your Bankruptcy Order for up to ten years.   Q4. Can I go bankrupt more than once? A Yes, but if you are declaring bankruptcy for the second time, the period of your Bankruptcy Order is likely to be extended and your Income Payment Order may also.   Q5. Can I have a bank account if I go bankrupt? A You are most likely to hold a basic account and not a current account which usually means no lending facilities, cheque book or debit card. Not all banks and building societies will offer this account to people who are bankrupt.   Q6. What costs are involved in going bankrupt? A To go bankrupt voluntarily there is a one off charge of £460 - £500 in court fees. If you have assistance in preparing the forms then you may have to pay for this as well. In addition to this the Official Receiver will assess your financial position and you may be required to contribute monthly payments to the court in the form of an Income Payment Order. The amount you pay each month will be linked to the amount you can afford. Your Income Payment Order will normally last for 3 years and is unlikely to run for longer unless the Official Receiver feels there is a reason to prolong it such as evidence of fraud or a previous bankruptcy.   Q7. How does bankruptcy affect my credit rating? A During the bankruptcy period itself (normally 12 months), you will find it extremely difficult to get a mortgage or any form of unsecured credit. After you are discharged it will become increasingly possible to borrow again. Bankruptcy will remain on your credit file for 6 years so in this period it will be difficult to obtain unsecured credit without being subject to increased interest. You will be unable to obtain secured credit at normal rates.   Q8. What happens if I come into money? A If you receive a lump sum during the 12 months of your bankruptcy, this money must be declared to the court and may be seized for the purposes of paying your creditors. Once you have been discharged you are allowed to keep any lump sums you receive even though your Income Payment Order may still run for a further 2 years.   Q9. What will happen to my pension fund? A In most cases your pension fund would remain untouched by the court but you may be required to suspend payments into the fund for the duration of your bankruptcy.   Q10. Will somebody knock on my door and take away everything I own? A No – the only assets that may be seized are houses, cars worth more than £1500 and household items that are not seen to be reasonable. An unreasonable item is seen to be if you sell an expensive item and receive enough money to buy a cheaper replacement with a substantial amount left over, it would be disposed of and proceeds contributed towards your bankruptcy.   Q11. What happens of my property is in joint names? A If you have a joint mortgage, your share in the title would be seized regardless of your partner's financial situation. This could lead to a forced sale which might be unavoidable, however the court will only be able to claim your share of the equity and the remainder returned to its rightful owner. Your partner would be able to make an offer to buy your share of the equity and this money would be offered to the Official Receiver instead.   Q12. What will happen if I have no equity in my property? A If your house contains no equity at all the Official Receiver will take possession of the title to the house (see Q11) but may be prepared to return it you at a nominal value. If this has happened, approach the Official Receiver and offer to buy back the title to the property for a nominal sum of £1 (plus the cost of solicitor's fees). If you fail to do so, the Official Receiver will remain in control of the property for 3 years. If the property has acquired value during that time you would stand to lose that money. However if the Official Receiver does not sell the property within 3 years, the Enterprise Act states that the property would be returned to you.   Q13. Can I save my assets by signing them over into somebody else's name? A No – the court will check to see if you have given away any major assets or sold them for less that their true value over the last 5 years. If you have done so the asset may be seized by the court regardless of who is in control of it at that time.   Q14. Can I borrow extra money to clear someone else's debts and then go bankrupt myself? A No – the court will view this as giving away assets (as above). The money will be sought out by the court and seized and the person you helped will be back where they started. Q15. Will my partner be affected by my bankruptcy? A In terms of their job and other aspects of life – no. If your financial affairs are separate, your partner will not be affected by your bankruptcy. There may be consequences on your partner's credit rating due to information creeping from one person's credit file to another's especially if you share the same address. To prevent this you can contact the UK credit file companies Experian and Equifax and ask them to ‘create a disassociation'. This means that your information will be removed from their file and their information removed from yours. To do this you must give Experian and Equifax your full names and dates of birth as well as details of your relationship and any shared addresses.   Q16. What to do next? A Once you have decided that bankruptcy is the right option for you, you will need to fill a bankruptcy form and bankruptcy petition. These forms along with the fees payable at the time are submitted to court. If the District Judge believes that you are insolvent and bankruptcy is the right option for you, a Bankruptcy Order can be issued on the same day. After this you will meet with a member of the Official Receiver's office to discuss the terms and details of your Bankruptcy Order, including the length of the bankruptcy, the details of the Income Payment Order and the issues involved with asset liquidation. . 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Whilst this is a necessary part of the process it can make life difficult when you do not have a means of receiving income such as wages, benefits and income from self employment. If you have difficult credit history or have become bankrupt then call us, or complete the simple form for help with arranging a new bank account. We can help you with new banking arrangements to make things just that bit easier. Business Bank Accounts You may find that getting business banking arrangements is difficult due to your credit profile. We can help you set up new business banking to ensure that you can start trading as soon as possible.Just call us on 08000 74 64 95 or complete the simple form and we will call you back.   Credit Cards Although getting credit can be difficult when you have has financial difficulties (or even impossible in the case of bankruptcy) it is possible to set up card payments. 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I.V.A.- FAQ's Repossession Bankruptcy Bankruptcy FAQ's Bank Accounts for Bankrupts Debt Consolidation Budget Planner Apply Now Cut your bills Contact Us Latest News Debt ConsolidationSometimes it is useful to be able to pay off all of the outstanding debts with a secured or unsecured loan. A secured loan is quicker to set up than a remortgage and has no up front fees. You will be able to keep your existing mortgage especially if you are liable for a high early settlement charge or the rate is good. This is a useful way forward providing that the payments are affordable and can reduce your monthly outgoings noticeably. Remember that your home is at risk if you can not keep up the payments on a secured loan or mortgage which is secured on your home. A secured loan can be a way of helping with a full and final settlement. This is an agreement with your creditors to accept a reduced amount as a lump sum in return for writing off some or all of your debts. 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