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A lot of people mistakenly believe that an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) is only there for people who don’t earn very much money and have been living outside of their means on credit cards and overdrafts. Of course it is true that a lot of people who end up in debt do so because they have spent way more money than they can afford and when coupled with bad debt management skills this can lead to big personal debt problems, however there are other issues associated with debt problems.
During the recent recession, unemployment soared and even many of those fortunate enough to keep their jobs faced pay cuts. In 2009, 47,641 people took out an IVA. Given the economic turmoil, the high figure was hardly surprising. But what does take many by surprise is the diversity of those now seeking IVA advice and embarking upon the agreements.
There are not any official statistics for the demographics, the general thought among experts is that during the recession many more people on mid-high salaries decided to undertake debt management through an individual voluntary arrangement, not restricted to those on less money as was once thought. They were introduced so that anybody who needs assistance with debt problems could benefit, with the target audience being anybody in debt regardless of income.
Some of the basic eligibility criteria include: – The debtor must have some form of regular income in order to be able to meet monthly payments. – In most cases, the debtor must owe at least 3 different creditors money. – Generally, the debtor’s total debts must exceed 15000.
Whether or not an individual can benefit depends on their income to debt ratios. It’s really irrelevant if you earn 50000 per year, when your debts exceed this several times over! The recession proved that it’s not just those on low incomes who are susceptible to financial difficulties.
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So you are considering starting a business with a partner or partners. If you’re doing so keep in mind some absolute truths. Most business partnerships end in a break up by a factor of 8 to 1. I know you’ve got the perfect formula – I’ve heard it before but… heed these words of advice. You must be willing to suffer the loss of your relationship if the business partnership ends.
Is your partner a friend or relative? If he or she is close to you, keep in mind the importance of this relationship. If you are going to have a partner, here is the best way to reduce compromising your relationship. Yes, even if they are your best friend or family member. Define to the finest detail your roles and responsibilities, all of your expectations and then have them reviewed by a non-biased third party (NOT YOUR MOM) and be sure the reviewer has a business background. Next, define exactly how all the income is going to be divided up – to the penny. Third, have clauses defining exactly how you may buy each other out for and how much in what type of payment if one party decides to leave. Don’t ever let the other party walk without a financial payoff — even if it is small. They will forever feel you jipped them and you’ll have an awkward five hundred pound gorilla between you forever. Finally, sign a document agreeing to these roles, responsibilities and financial issues. Consider this a pre-nup and be sure to understand the reason you’re doing this. You want to remain friends first and foremost because all the money in the world won’t buy you that relationship again. So, plan it out and make sure you are both on the same page with the same interest in starting a business. Don’t believe for a moment that you can separate business from your relationship — it’s a lie.
Have you “really” addressed the stuff that has been on your mind but is hard to talk about? Cover these things now before you go into a partnership and put plans in place that force a positive outcome fueled by your ability to recognize both of your shortcomings. Know your own personal limits and those of your partners. Most of the limits and problems in a business are fueled by personal “stuff”. It’s not that the personal stuff is all bad. Maybe you or your partner to be is married to a jealous spouse that will certainly have a problem with you starting a nationwide trucking service gone on the road 6 nights a week. Maybe your Mom lives nearby and requires your daily attention of which would certainly come to a screaming halt if you open that sign shop. Let’s face it, people are more important than money. If you don’t think so, ask the lonely and bitter millionaire. You will have to adjust your business model to suit both your lifestyles and personalities. This is the stuff, the personality “face the music” stuff that if addressed up front, during the planning stages, will reduce the likelihood of breakdowns and break ups of your new company.
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