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Clearstart will not ask you for upfront fees, nor will we ask you to pay additional fees. You make one monthly payment in an IVA – that covers all our fees.There are two types of fees in an IVA – A nominee’s fee and a supervisor’s fee.
As previously mentioned, fees are not pre set; instead they are based on individual cases. Below is an example of a typical case which shows the debt level, amount repaid in the IVA and fees.
The fees you pay in the IVA cover the following;
Below is an example of a typical IVA, showing how it works and how it has benefited this client.
Case StudyMrs Smith had debts of £44,000. We negotiated an IVA with her creditors. Now Mrs Smith pays £269 per month. Over the course of the IVA Mrs Smith will pay pack £16,140 in total meaning she will repay 37% of her debt and the remaining 63% is written off. The £16,140 she will repay includes all our fees. Based on her circumstances, the fees we will be paid are £3,340 over the 5 years of the IVA. The £269 she pays monthly is the only payment she makes. |
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Some important things to remember about IVA fees
Expenses on an IVA
There are a few other costs in the case of an IVA which come out of your monthly payments as well.They’re not fees but we are obliged to register and insure your case which carries a cost. As with our fees, they are deducted from the payments which you make and do not increase the cost to you.
Further reading
IVA | IVA Help | How an IVA works? | IVA Costs | IVA Criteria | IVA Approval Process | How to Start IVA | What Is an IVA? | IVA FAQs
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