Is an IVA right for you?

The IVA Advisory Centre offer free advice about IVAs and other solutions for people with all kinds of financial problems

Our team of specialists are here to help answer any questions about IVAs. You can call our freephone helpline on 0800 970 5489 for help right away.

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With an IVA you can clear your debts, get protection from creditors, keep the home you are living in, and in most cases write off all the debts you can’t afford. Find out more >

Who are IVA Advisory Centre?

IVA Advisory Centre are part of the Think Money Group, one of the largest and longest-established debt specialists in the UK. We’ve been recognised many times as a first-rate provider of financial services and debt advice.
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Subject to eligibility and acceptance. Debt write off applies only on completion of an IVA, alternative solutions may be offered. Initial advice is free, fees payable for continuing services. Your ability to obtain credit will be affected for 6 years. Homeowners may be required to release the equity in their property. Calls may be recorded.

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