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    In the current economic environment there has been a massive increase in not only bankruptcies, but also Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs). IVAs are viewed as the only alternative to bankruptcy for many, allowing them to retain at least some control over their financial arrangements.

    Recently there has been a spate of negative press comment, with many market observers highlighting the fact that many IVA customers have since moved into bankruptcy, thereby calling into question the original advice. The concern for many is the large costs and commissions which are charged for the advice, and then the small amounts of the actual IVA payments which are forwarded to creditors, with the vast majority retained for ongoing fees.

    Over the last couple of years there has been a mass of Debt Management companies introduced to the London Stock Exchange, and they have so far reporting bumper figures, with ever more positive forecasts for the future. After the recent bad press it seems that many people are actually considering their positions more carefully, and seeking a possible alternative to IVAs. This has resulted in a sharp downturn in recent business enquiries, and some of these companies are a little more subdued with regards to their thoughts for the future.

    There are currently four major Debt Management companies listed on the stock market, which include:

    Name: Accuma
    Value: ?73m

    Name: Debt Free Direct
    Value: ?138m

    Name: Debtmatters
    Value: ?74m

    Name: Money Debt & Credit
    Value: ?12m

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    comment, with many market observers highlighting the fact that many IVA customers have since moved into bankruptcy, thereby calling into question the original advice. The concern for many is the large costs and commissions which are charged for the advice, and then the small amounts of the actual IVA payments which are forwarded to creditors, with the vast majority retained for ongoing fees.

    Over the last couple of years there has been a mass of Debt Management companies introduced to the London Stock Exchange, and they have so far reporting bumper figures, with ever more positive forecasts for the future. After the recent bad press it seems that many people are actually considering their positions more carefully, and seeking a possible alternative to IVAs. This has resulted in a sharp downturn in recent business enquiries, and some of these companies are a little more subdued with regards to their thoughts for the future.

    There are currently four major Debt Management companies listed on the stock market, which include:

    Name: Accuma
    Value: ?73m

    Name: Debt Free Direct
    Value: ?138m

    Name: Debtmatters
    Value: ?74m

    Name: Money Debt & Credit
    Value: ?12m

    While all of the above companies are valued in the millions of pounds, they have all taken a big hit this week on the back of consumer scepticism. While there

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    Over the last couple of years there has been a mass of Debt Management companies introduced to the London Stock Exchange, and they have so far reporting bumper figures, with ever more positive forecasts for the future. After the recent bad press it seems that many people are actually considering their positions more carefully, and seeking a possible alternative to IVAs. This has resulted in a sharp downturn in recent business enquiries, and some of these companies are a little more subdued with regards to their thoughts for the future.

    There are currently four major Debt Management companies listed on the stock market, which include:

    Name: Accuma
    Value: ?73m

    Name: Debt Free Direct
    Value: ?138m

    Name: Debtmatters
    Value: ?74m

    Name: Money Debt & Credit
    Value: ?12m

    While all of the above companies are valued in the millions of pounds, they have all taken a big hit this week on the back of consumer scepticism. While there

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    ring their positions more carefully, and seeking a possible alternative to IVAs. This has resulted in a sharp downturn in recent business enquiries, and some of these companies are a little more subdued with regards to their thoughts for the future.

    There are currently four major Debt Management companies listed on the stock market, which include:

    Name: Accuma
    Value: ?73m

    Name: Debt Free Direct
    Value: ?138m

    Name: Debtmatters
    Value: ?74m

    Name: Money Debt & Credit
    Value: ?12m

    While all of the above companies are valued in the millions of pounds, they have all taken a big hit this week on the back of consumer scepticism. While there

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    include:

    Name: Accuma
    Value: ?73m

    Name: Debt Free Direct
    Value: ?138m

    Name: Debtmatters
    Value: ?74m

    Name: Money Debt & Credit
    Value: ?12m

    While all of the above companies are valued in the millions of pounds, they have all taken a big hit this week on the back of consumer scepticism. While there is most definitely a market for debt advice - especially as the economy seems to be reaching a major turning point - it may take some time to rebuild customer confidence in the advice available.

    In an industry which is dealing with people who are in grave financial trouble, some of the commissions which the companies are rumoured to take for advice, executing and monitoring IVAs seem a little too high for many. There is most defiantly a need for more transparency in what charges, commissions, etc are connected with these agreements.

    While it will be interesting to see how the sector recovers from the recent set-back, and how consumers react in the immediate future, the response of the banking sector and credit card companies may be interesting - will they take a softer approach?

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