With the current economic climate having an impact on all walks of life, many argue that the average consumer in the UK will face the biggest debt management struggle due to the credit crunch and property slump.
Debt management is becoming ever more problematic for consumers and home owners up and down the country but, according to an argument put forward by Conservative Treasury Spokesman, Phillip Hammond, it is the average consumer in the UK that will be hardest hit by the economic malaise. Debt management is being increasingly tackled by the use of schemes such as an individual voluntary arrangement (IVA) or a debt management plan put forward by financial experts.
Debt Management – Paying the Price
Many financial experts believe that the debt management problems that face homeowners and consumers throughout the country are as a result of more handling of the national economy by the government. For example, the soaring costs of living in the UK, the shortfall in affordable mortgages and the rocketing utility bills are making it increasingly difficult to make ends meet each month. The problem of debt management is starkly borne out in the predictions by experts that repossessions will reach a 12 year high in 2008 and insolvencies will soar to record levels. With this in mind, Conservative Treasury Spokesman, Phillip Hammond, stated, "Gordon Brown's decade at the Treasury was characterised by years of easy credit, fuelling a house price boom and a mountain of debt. Now the chickens are coming home to roost." With these financial burdens in mind, many consumers across the UK will opt to utilise an IVA in order to get their debt management plans back on track.
Debt Management – Accident Waiting To Happen
The debt management debacle that is being witnessed across the UK should have been predicted according to Conservative Treasury Spokesman, Phillip Hammond. He suggests that the fact that UK consumers have spent the past decade borrowing money at unprecedented rates should have been governed more carefully and the current economic crisis is as a result of turning a blind eye to the potential fall out. Many who find themselves in financial strife due to the market conditions will decide to use an individual voluntary arrangement (IVA) to help claw themselves back into the black.
Speak to Varden Nuttall About Debt Management
Varden Nuttall has been established for over 15 years and is dedicated to helping people in financial difficulty find a debt management solution through an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA). Employing 90 people, including trained and skilled IVA administrators, we are one of the largest IVA companies in the UK and handle over 3% of all IVA applications. To find out more about the company, or to make an appointment to talk about putting an IVA in place, call us today on 0870 977 8100 or fill in our online enquiry form.