bankruptcy threshold
Do you have to pay back anything to your creditors if you go bankrupt?
I live in aus and im thinking about bankruptcy. Because of my income i fall under the threshold amount for making contributions but I am confused as to whether or not I have to pay anything at all back to my creditors during my bankruptcy period? Any information would be fantastic.
Declaring bankrupt means that you can walk away from all your debts, but you’ll have to forgo all your assets including your home. Before taking this drastic decision consider applying for an “Individual Voluntary Arrangement”.
An IVA is a contractual arrangement with your creditors and can be flexible to your individual circumstances basing on financial abilities.
It can help you clear your debts by reducing the amount you owe by about 50% to 70%. It will also freeze the interest that you are paying and the best part is that an IVA will legally prevent creditors from taking action against you.
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