When it comes to financial problems and their solutions, everyone has their own unique set of circumstances, which makes their situation unique, and hence, the solution also being unique instead of being generalised. Hence, one should keep in view that whenever you are thinking about bankruptcy or IVA, it is important to remember that one cannot really choose one over another because each of the solutions is unique to different people.
Questions like the nature of work, income, home ownership, retirement and the amount owed in debt are important in order to decide whether to go for bankruptcy or IVA. Both of these insolvency solutions keep your ability to borrow limited during the time they are in progress. For about six years, both bankruptcy as well as IVA affect your credit rating and make it rather difficult to get credit. There are certain kinds of debts like secured debts or court fines that can be written off neither by bankruptcy nor by IVA.
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