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It is only permitted to use personal information where it falls into one or more of the categories below:
It is necessary to enter into or fulfil a contract we have with you. You have provided your consent; we have a legal or regulatory obligation to do so; it is necessary to carry out a task which is in the public interest; it is necessary to protect your vital interests; or it is in our legitimate interest to do so and it is not against your rights. Initial application and advice When you make an application for help or submit a product enquiry, we will use the information your details to provide you with appropriate solutions we may be able to offer. If you cannot provide this information, we may not be able to progress with your application or enquiry.
We may also use this information to contact you about and process your application, including email, text, telephone and written correspondence. We will process the personal data we collect about you for the purposes set out below at purposes for processing your personal data.
After you have made you initial application/enquiry, if you also decide to go ahead with any of the products or services that we offer, the sections below explain how we will also process your data when we provide that particular product(s) or service(s).
In the event that a service that we offer is subsequently provided by another company, is not appropriate, or you do not wish to proceed with it, however, there is another service which we are unable to provide, but work with a third party who is able to provide it, we will collect the information detailed below, to enable us to introduce you to the relevant third party.
Where NDH financial Ltd has identified a service that you are interested in proceeding with, but it does not currently offer, or is a service it does provide, however, it is subsequently provided by another company, NDH financial Ltd will pass your details to the relevant third party after obtaining your consent. As part of this process, NDH financial Ltd will be required to collect the below information to enable them to introduce you to the relevant third party. Once you have been introduced to the relevant third party, and decide to proceed with a service provided by them, then they will confirm the information they collect, how they will deal with it, and for how long they will keep it.
To be able to introduce you to the relevant third party we will need to collect certain categories of personal data. This will include:
Your full name, address, contact number, e-mail address etc. This will be needed for the third party to contact you, and provide the relevant service.
Your date of birth, gender, any previous names that you were known by, your living arrangements, employment details, details of any dependents, creditor details (including the names of your creditors, reference numbers and balances), details of any assets you hold and your payment information. We need this to determine if a relevant service is appropriate for you, and then for the third party to do the same, and subsequently provide the service, should you decide to proceed.
Details of your financial position including all sources of income and your household expenditure. We need this to determine the appropriateness of the service you have been referred to.
In some circumstances we may need to collect special personal data however we will not do so without express consent from you and we will only do so where it is necessary for the purposes of assisting with your financial situation.
We will ask for your consent to obtain information from a credit reference agency to obtain information about your financial situation, including information about your creditors, their status, outstanding balances and account numbers.
Call recordings, chat logs and e-mails: When you contact us by telephone, your call may be recorded for training and monitoring purposes. We also keep any e-mail correspondence and online chat logs for the same purposes.
In instances were a site user does not qualify for products administered by NDH financial Ltd. these people will be transferred to partners that can best administer a product suitable to the individual that are non-insolvency products.
If you do not go ahead with any product or service with us, your personal information will normally be deleted after 12 months unless we have another reason to keep your personal information, for example, if you have given your consent to receive marketing information from us. We will delete your information sooner if you ask us to, as detailed below.
Should you, for any reason, become concerned the personal information and details we hold about you is incorrect or would like your personal information to be removed from our records, please contact us by email at support@ndhfinancial.co.uk We will be happy to review, update or remove information as appropriate. It’s important to note that we will keep your information unless you ask us to remove it.
If you are an NDH financial Limited client, we will be unable to delete your information for six years – even after your debt arrangement is complete. However, you should note the information held can be amended if required.
To request a copy of the personal data we hold on you, please get in touch using the email address above.
If we are providing a debt solution such as an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA), Trust Deed, or have been appointed Trustee in your Bankruptcy, we will process your personal details to administer the services provided. This could include contacting you should we require further information or sending updates on the progress of the services being provided to you.
Where we provide ongoing services, we will require you to agree to the terms and conditions of the debt solution or service. These will set out how the service will be provided to you and where we will be required, under the terms and conditions, to process your personal information. For example, we would need to your share information with your creditors to enable us to set up and administer debt solutions such as an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) or Trust Deed.
Please read the section(s) relevant to the specific products and services you receive from us.
INDIVIDUAL VOLUNTARY ARRANGEMENT
If you enter into an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA), it will be provided by NDH financial Limited. The information below specifically explains how and why your personal data will be used so that the services can be provided to you.
What personal data will we need to collect? To be able to provide our services we will need to collect certain categories of personal data. This will include:
Your full name, address, contact number, e-mail address etc. We need this so that we can keep you updated on the progress of your IVA and contact you when necessary. We also need this information to draft your proposal to creditors.
Your date of birth, gender, any previous names that you were known by, your living arrangements, employment details, details of any dependents, creditor details (including the names of your creditors, reference numbers and balances), details of any assets you hold and your payment information. We need this so that we can decide whether an IVA is appropriate for you and so that we can draft and send a proposal to your creditors. Once you enter into an IVA, we need this information to ensure that we can collect payments and take any changes in circumstances into consideration when administering the IVA.
Details of your financial position including all sources of income and your household expenditure. We need this so that we can draft your proposal to creditors and set the correct level of payments to be paid into your IVA.
Special personal data: In some circumstances we may need to collect special personal data however we will not do so without express consent from you and we will only do so where it is necessary for the purposes of assisting with your financial situation.
We will ask for your consent to obtain information from a credit reference agency to obtain information about your financial situation, including information about your creditors, their status, outstanding balances and account numbers. We will also use this information to confirm your identity and to comply with anti-money laundering legislation.
Call recordings, chat logs and e-mails: When you contact us by telephone, your call may be recorded for training and monitoring purposes. We also keep any e-mail correspondence and online chat logs to help us to manage your IVA.
Your creditors and their representatives: Your personal data will be shared with your creditors, their agents, debt collectors, bailiffs and solicitors dealing with the debts. This is key to allow us to provide the service we have agreed to provide you and also ensures that we comply with our regulatory obligations.
The Insolvency Service: If your IVA is accepted then details about you and your IVA will be recorded on the Insolvency Register which is accessible by the public. The information we share includes your name, gender, date of birth and address. We have a legal obligation to supply this information. The details on the Insolvency Register will be shared with the Credit Reference Agencies. The Credit Reference Agencies will also use the Insolvency Register to update your records once the IVA is completed or terminated.
From time to time we may have to share your information with regulatory bodies. These include the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, the Information Commissioners Office or any other regulatory body or authority who may request certain information as part of their supervisory role. We are under legal and regulatory obligations to provide this.
Solicitors: We may from time to time need to instruct solicitors to assist with the administration of your IVA or to assist us with legal, regulatory and contractual obligations.
We use third party software companies to help manage your data.
Where we have a duty to investigate any potential compensation claims that you may be entitled to, for example payment protection insurance mis-selling claims, we will share some of your information with claims management companies.
Other third parties: We may also share your personal information where we have your consent to do so, or where we are required to do so under a legal or regulatory obligation, for example where we are required to do so by a court order, the police, local authorities or the courts. We might share some of your information with the emergency services if you are in any immediate danger.
In instances were a site user does not qualify for products administered by NDH financial Limited these people will be transferred to partners that can best administer a product suitable to the individual that are non-insolvency products.
We transfer data to our partners to enable our partners to deliver to you, products, services and information that you have expressed interest in, or that are compatible with the reason you provided your personal data. We may do this because you gave your consent. Once we have delivered your personal data to our partner that partner becomes the controller of your personal data and they will treat your personal data in accordance with their privacy policy. Once your personal data has been delivered to our client we are no longer responsible for your personal data. Our Partners have their own privacy policies in relation to the data they hold or process. You can ask them about their privacy policy when they contact you.
Our Partners are made up of categories of business types. When we talk about our Partners in this privacy policy we mean our partners who are authorised and regulated debt solution providers in the United Kingdom.
If you do not go ahead with any product or service with us, your personal information will normally be deleted after 12 months unless we have another reason to keep your personal information, for example, if you have given your consent to receive marketing information from us. We will delete your information sooner if you ask us to.
If you become our customer by entering a debt solution, we will keep your data to ensure that we provide you with our services and comply with our legal and regulatory obligations. Your data will be stored for six years from the date that we cease to provide you with our services. We cannot delete this data if you ask us to because we are required to keep it by law. After this time, we will delete the information or anonymise the data so that it cannot be linked back to you.
If you enter into a Trust Deed, it will be provided by NDH financial Limited. The information below specifically explains how and why your personal data will be used so that the services can be provided to you.
Contact details: Your full name, address, contact number, e-mail address etc. We need this so that we can keep you updated on the progress of your Trust Deed and contact you when necessary. We also need this information to draft your proposal to creditors.
Your date of birth, gender, any previous names that you were known by, your living arrangements, employment details, details of any dependents, creditor details (including the names of your creditors, reference numbers and balances) and your payment information. We need this so that we can decide whether a Trust Deed is appropriate for you and so that we can draft and send a proposal to your creditors. Once you enter into a Trust Deed, we need this information to ensure that we can collect payments and take any changes in circumstances into consideration when administering the Trust Deed.
Details of your financial position including all sources of income and your household expenditure. We need this so that we can draft your proposal to creditors and set the correct level of payments to be paid into your Trust Deed.
In some circumstances we may need to collect special personal data however we will not do so without express consent from you and we will only do so where it is necessary for the purposes of assisting with your financial situation.
We will ask for your consent to obtain information from a credit reference agency to obtain information about your financial situation, including information about your creditors, their status, outstanding balances and account numbers. We will also use this information to confirm your identity and to comply with anti-money laundering legislation.
Call recordings, chat logs and e-mails: When you contact us by telephone, your call may be recorded for training and monitoring purposes. We also keep any e-mail correspondence and online chat logs to help us to manage your Trust Deed.
Your creditors and their representatives: Your personal data will be shared with your creditors, their agents, debt collectors, bailiffs and solicitors dealing with the debts. This is key to allow us to provide the service we have agreed to provide you and also ensures that we comply with our regulatory obligations.
If your Trust Deed is accepted then details of about you and your Trust Deed will be recorded on the Register of Insolvencies which is accessible by the public. The information we share includes your name, gender, date of birth and address. We have a legal obligation to supply this information. The details on the Register of Insolvencies will be shared with the Credit Reference Agencies. The Credit Reference Agencies will also use the Insolvency Register to update your records once the Trust Deed has been finalised.
From time to time we may have to share your information with regulatory bodies. These include the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, the Information Commissioners Office or any other regulatory body or authority who may request certain information as part of their supervisory role. We are under legal and regulatory obligations to provide this.
We may from time to time need to instruct solicitors to assist with the administration of your Trust Deed or to assist us with legal, regulatory and contractual obligations.
We use third party software companies to help manage your data.
Where we have a duty to investigate any potential compensation claims that you may be entitled to, for example payment protection insurance mis-selling claims, we will share some of your information with claims management companies.
Other third parties: We may also share your personal information where we have your consent to do so, or where we are required to do so under a legal or regulatory obligation, for example where we are required to do so by a court order, the police, local authorities or the courts. We might share some of your information with the emergency services if you are in any immediate danger.
If you do not go ahead with any product or service with us, your personal information will normally be deleted after 12 months unless we have another reason to keep your personal information, for example, if you have given your consent to receive marketing information from us. We will delete your information sooner if you ask us to.
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If you become our customer by entering a debt solution, we will keep your data to ensure that we provide you with our services and comply with our legal and regulatory obligations. Your data will be stored for 6 years from the date that we cease to provide you with our services. We cannot delete this data if you ask us to because we are required to keep it by law. After this time, we will delete the information or anonymise the data so that it cannot be linked back to you.
If you are declared Bankrupt it will be administered by the Insolvency Service, until it is referred to a Trustee in Bankruptcy. In the event an Insolvency Practitioner of NDH financial is appointed as Trustee, the information below specifically explains how and why your personal data will be used so that the services can be provided to you.
What personal data will we need to collect? To be able to provide our services we will need to collect certain categories of personal data. Some of this data will be provided by the Insolvency Service from the information you provide to them during the time your estate is managed by the Insolvency Service. This will include:
Contact details: Your full name, address, contact number, e-mail address etc. We need this so that we can keep you updated on the progress of your Bankruptcy and contact you when necessary.
Personal and financial details: Your date of birth, gender, any previous names that you were known by, your living arrangements, employment details, details of any dependents, creditor details (including the names of your creditors, reference numbers and balances), details of any assets you hold and your payment information. Once you enter into Bankruptcy, we need this information to ensure that we can collect payments and take any changes in circumstances into consideration when administering the Bankruptcy. In addition, this will enable us to ensure the appropriate assets are realised as part of the administration of the Bankruptcy.
Income and expenditure: Details of your financial position including all sources of income and your household expenditure. Where an Income Payments Order or Agreement is put in place prior to our appointment, we will require this information to determine the appropriate level of payment. In addition, this may be used by the Insolvency Practitioner when considering the appropriateness of any offer made for assets of the bankruptcy estate.
Special personal data: In some circumstances we may need to collect special personal data however we will not do so without express consent from you and we will only do so where it is necessary for the purposes of assisting with your financial situation.
Creditor reference agency data: We will ask for your consent to obtain information from a credit reference agency to obtain information about your financial situation, including information about your creditors, their status, outstanding balances and account numbers. We will also use this information to confirm your identity and to comply with anti-money laundering legislation.
Call recordings, chat logs and e-mails: When you contact us by telephone, your call may be recorded for training and monitoring purposes. We also keep any e-mail correspondence and online chat logs to help us to manage your Bankruptcy.
Who will the data be shared with? Your creditors and their representatives: Your personal data will be shared with your creditors, their agents, debt collectors, bailiffs and solicitors dealing with the debts. This is key to allow us to provide the service we have agreed to provide you and also ensures that we comply with our regulatory obligations.
The Insolvency Service: If your Bankruptcy is accepted then details about you and your Bankruptcy will be recorded on the Insolvency Register which is accessible by the public. When you have not been discharged prior to the appointment of the Insolvency Practitioner as Trustee, the register will be updated with our appointment.
Our regulators: From time to time we may have to share your information with regulatory bodies. These include the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, the Information Commissioners Office or any other regulatory body or authority who may request certain information as part of their supervisory role. We are under legal and regulatory obligations to provide this.
Solicitors: We may from time to time need to instruct solicitors to assist with the administration of your Bankruptcy or to assist us with legal, regulatory and contractual obligations.
IT providers: We use third party software companies to help manage your data.
Agents: Where we have a duty to investigate any potential compensation claims that you may be entitled to, for example payment protection insurance mis-selling claims, we will share some of your information with claims management companies.
Other third parties: We may also share your personal information where we have your consent to do so, or where we are required to do so under a legal or regulatory obligation, for example where we are required to do so by a court order, the police, local authorities or the courts. We might share some of your information with the emergency services if you are in any immediate danger.
If you do not go ahead with any product or service with us, your personal information will normally be deleted after 12 months unless we have another reason to keep your personal information, for example, if you have given your consent to receive marketing information from us. We will delete your information sooner if you ask us to, as detailed below.
The information we collect from you depends on the product or service you apply for, or the service that we provide to you. We will only collect information that we actually need, or where we’re required to collect the information to enable us to perform our legal, regulatory or contractual obligations necessary to provide you with the products or services, or where we have your permission.
This will likely include the collection of:
your personal details (e.g. name, date of birth) address details contact details (e.g. phone number, email) special personal information* (e.g. health information) financial information employment information information on how you use our website(s) and products and services Special personal information Data protection law defines some personal information as “special categories of data”. This includes information about physical or mental health, sexual life, religious beliefs, race or ethnic origin, political opinions, trade union membership or biometric data. This information may be necessary to collect when understanding the reason for your financial circumstances, or where it may help us to provide a better service to you. For example, a period of ill health could have caused you to fall behind with your regular payments to your creditors.
Where we need to collect and process this type of data about you, by providing this information to us you give your explicit consent for us and any other third party to process this special data as set out in this privacy policy, unless we have a legal obligation to process this type of data.
Any personal information about you relating to criminal convictions or offences may only be used by us when authorised by law.
Information about other people If you provide personal information about someone else, for example when a joint application is made, you must do so with the permission of the other person. If you enter into a service jointly with another person (for example, linked Individual Voluntary Arrangements), your personal information and any information about the service provided to you will be shared with the other person.
We will use the personal information about the other person in the ways as described in this privacy policy.
We collect your information in a number of ways:
Where we have a copy of your personal information we may contact you to ask you to provide a review about the services you’ve received or where we are carrying out market research which may help us design future products and services or to help improve our current services. Although this information would really help us, you wouldn’t be required to provide us with this information unless you were happy to. We consider that this is in our legitimate interests to contact you in this way for market research purposes.
We are required to process your personal information where we have a legal or regulatory obligation to do so, for example, to adhere to anti-money laundering or our regulatory obligations.
Responding to complaints or enquiries
If you make an enquiry or complaint with us, we will use your personal information to investigate the complaint and deal with your enquiry. We have a legal and regulatory obligation to deal with your complaint appropriately.
As part of our legitimate interest to develop our business and our products we will use your personal information to assess our performance as a business and for statistical analysis. We will use as little personal data as we can to achieve this. We may also share this analysis with third parties who provide us with services and where we have a contractual obligation to do so.
We may also share your personal information with the following organisations:
IT Service Providers who provide IT platforms or other IT services Payment Service companies that process transactions for us (e.g. Direct Debits and card transactions) Communication providers (e.g. telephone line providers, and email and text service providers) Printers who print the letters and information packs which we send to you Advertisers and social media companies such as Facebook, Google and Twitter for our social media accounts or where we can contact you using your social media account Third parties who may have introduced you to our services. These companies help us to provide our services to you. We will have a contract in place with any provider who directly provides us with such direct services to ensure that they comply with their data protection obligations and ensure that they have appropriate security measures in place. We may also share your personal information where we have your consent to do so or where we’re required to do so under a legal or regulatory obligation or court order, such as the police, local authorities or the courts.
The personal information we have collected from you may be shared with law enforcement agencies and fraud prevention agencies who will use it to prevent fraud, money-laundering and terrorist financing and to verify your identity. If fraud is detected, you could be refused certain services, finance or employment.
We use publicly available social media platforms to promote our services, to provide updates and to share any news and promotional updates. We may collect personal information from these social media platforms, for example, if you post a message on our Facebook page. By providing any of your information to us through these platforms you should be aware that:
the social media web pages are publicly available and you must not provide any personal or sensitive information on our pages that are accessible to the public, such as your account information. We may ask you for your account information via a private message to identify you and to service any request you make; and each social media platform will process any personal information you provide through the platform and will be processed in accordance with its own privacy policy. The privacy policies are available to view on each social media platform.
We will only share your personal information outside the European Economic Area (EEA), where we have your consent; to comply with a legal obligation; or where we work with a business partner to enable us to provide you with our services, and they process information outside of the EEA.
If we do share your information outside of the EEA we will make sure that it is protected in the same way as if it was being used in the EEA to ensure appropriate safeguards are in place. This may include putting in place a contract with the business partner that means they must protect the personal data to the same standards as the EEA (this may include defined model clauses), or only share the data to a business partner in a non-EEA country where the privacy laws provide the same protection as within the EEA or where they are part of a Privacy Shield.
We take the protection of personal information very seriously and we will maintain appropriate measures to maintain the confidentiality, integrity and availability of the information you have provided. Such measures include:
Company security policies and standards staff security awareness role-based and biometric access controls to prevent unauthorised access to the information encryption and anonymisation technology anti-malware technologies security monitoring security testing secure archiving and deletion compliance with industry regulation and legislation How we may contact you about the products and services we provide to you To help us keep you up to date about the products and services that we provide to you, and to ensure that you’re kept fully informed, we may contact you by letter, telephone, email, text message, push notifications, social media or may send you messages by any online customer platforms or other electronic means.
If you start an application for a product or service through us we will attempt to contact you shortly after if you were unable to complete your application for whatever reason.
If you do not want to be contacted in a particular way then you can request this at any time, but if we are providing a service to you, we do need to be able to send you communications. This can often be due to a legal or regulatory requirement.
It is important that you keep us up to date when you change your contact details to ensure that we use your up to date contact information.
Access to your personal information You have the right to request from us a copy of the personal information that we may hold about you. This is often called a “Data Subject Access Request”. You can request this information by contacting us as set out below. Up until 25th May 2018, we may charge you up to £10 to provide you with this information, but after this date we won’t charge you to provide you with this information.
Before providing this information to you or to another person or company where you have requested this personal information to be sent to, we may ask for proof of identity or ask sufficient questions to enable us to locate the information and ensure that we’re only providing it were you have given your agreement.
Right to have your personal information corrected
If the personal information we hold about you is incorrect you have the right to request that we correct this.
Right to stop or limit the processing of the data we carry out
You may request that your personal information is deleted or that we stop processing the information if we’re no longer entitled to process it. There may be occasions where we are unable to delete the data due to our legal or regulatory obligations. We will however discuss this with you if you request for your information to be deleted.
In some cases you may be able to request for your information to be provided to you or to another company in a format that can be processed electronically by you or the other company. If you want to request this you’ll need to contact us.
Whilst you continue to be our customer, we will keep a record of your personal information to ensure that we provide you with the best service possible and where we’re required to keep your personal information to meet our legal and regulatory obligations. The product-specific information above sets out how long your personal information will normally be kept for. Telephone calls will be retained for at least six years from the date the call was made.
If you do not go ahead with any product or service offered by NDH financial Limited, your personal information will normally be deleted after 2 years unless we have another reason to keep your data, for example, if you have given your consent to receive marketing or promotional messages from us.
If you have provided us with your consent or where we are legally entitled to do so, we may contact you to let you know about other offers, products and services that we provide which we think you may be interested or that may benefit you. We may do this through post, emails, text messages, telephone, push notifications, social media or other electronic means.
You can easily let us know at any time if you would no longer like to receive these messages. You can contact us using the details below, emailing us at support@ndhfinancial.co.uk or unsubscribing using the link or information within the message.
When you visit our website or similar websites Google may use our advertisements promoting our products and services which may appear on other third party websites you visit across the internet for remarketing purposes, including cross-device remarketing. Google and other third parties will use cookies to tailor advertisements for website users based on their previous visit to our website. More information about cookies can be found below.
We do not have any control over the advertisements you see on other third party websites however you can request to opt-out or customise these advertisements by using the Google Ads Preference Manager
We record some of the telephone calls you make to us or we make to you or any other third party. This is for training, monitoring and quality purposes and to meet our legal and regulatory obligations. Some telephone calls may be observed by staff for training and development purposes.
We may keep a copy of the telephone calls for up to 6 years from the date the telephone call was made.
If you have any questions or queries about how we use your personal information you can contact us or our Data Protection Officer using the address or email below:
If you are not happy with how we process your personal information you should contact us in the first instance. If you’re not happy with how we have dealt with your complaint you have the right to lodge a complaint with the Information Commissioner’s Office. You can find their details on their website at https://ico.org.uk/
If you click on a link that takes you to a third party website that is not ours we will not be responsible for how they use your personal data. You should read its own privacy policy to understand how they may use your personal data.
When using this website, some information may be collected automatically using ‘cookies’. These are small text files that facilitate the processing of your data and enable us to analyse how the website is being used. Cookies can be temporary or permanent.
Temporary cookies form part of the security process while you are using the website; permanent cookies identify the link you used to find our website, check your browser so that we can make sure that our website and services work well with your computer and to help us monitor traffic on our website.
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Date last updated: November 2019
Any updates to this privacy policy will be found on this page. If we make any important or significant changes to the way we may collect and use your personal information we will endeavour to notify you of this change.
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Below details information about the fees charged entering and managing the debt solutions provided.
Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA): Fees and costs
NDH financial Limited will only charge fees if an IVA is subsequently approved by your creditors and our fees are only taken from your monthly payments or asset realisations paid into your arrangement. Our fees are detailed in the proposal, however, In most cases, creditors amend the terms of the IVA to reduce the fees we draw. Usually, creditors will either cap the Nominee’s fee, Supervisor fee, and disbursements at £3,650, or alternatively, they will set individual caps on the Nominee’s fee and Supervisor’s fee as detailed below.
In an IVA there are three distinct types of cost charged by the Insolvency Practitioner.
This fee covers the setting up and preparation of your IVA. This includes assessing your current financial situation and your repayment offer to creditors, issuing the Proposal to your creditors, the administration and facilitation of the creditors’ decision process used to consider the IVA, and any negotiations with creditors during this process.
The Nominee’s fee is generally proposed at £2,000, depending on the level work required, however, this is usually reduced by creditors to £1,000 to £1,650.
These fees are charged for the ongoing administration of the IVA which includes collecting and distributing your monthly repayments, dealing with any queries raised by you or your creditors, completing an annual review of your financial circumstances, reporting annually to you and your creditors about the progress of the IVA, and dealing with the closing formalities.
The Supervisor’s fee is proposed as 18% of the contributions paid into the arrangement, however, this is usually reduced to 15% by creditors, or is limited by an overall cap of £1,750.
When additional work is required, outside of the work initially anticipated above, an additional fee may be drawn in respect of that specific work, for example, convening and holding a variation meeting. These additional fees are detailed in the proposal. These fees are generally limited by creditors.
These are costs paid by the IP to third party companies for statutory insurances, statutory registrations, software licence, document portal and postage that are required as part of the arrangement. These may also include payments made for the provision of additional services to provide the best return for your creditors.
Typically the disbursements of the arrangement equate to around £758 per case.
Below are typical examples of the costs and fees charged in an IVA, where the client has £18,000 worth of unsecured creditors and is making monthly repayments of £150 in the IVA (£9,000 in total over 60 months)*.
The Nominee’s fee : £1,000
The Supervisor’s fee**: £1,200
The Nominee’s & Supervisor’s costs: : £758
Total repaid to unsecured creditors: £6,042
Total written off by unsecured creditors: £11,958
Total Fees, inclusive of Nominee’s Fee, Supervisor’s Fee and Disbursements: £3,650
Total repaid to unsecured creditors: £5,350
Total written off by unsecured creditors: £12,650
*These examples are for illustration purposes only and actual repayment amounts and debt write off will be dependent on individual financial circumstances, and assume that no additional work outside the expected Supervisory work is required.
**15% of further monthly payments once the Nominee’s fee has been satisfied.