Are you considering a debt agreement but wondering how it might affect your credit file? There is no easy way to get out of debt. It all takes hard work and commitment. While there are a number of solutions available to help you overcome your debt, none of them are without consequence.
Insolvency is a financial state where you simply can not afford to pay your financial commitments. Close to 70% of Australians said they are experiencing financial distress.
If you find yourself in a position where you’re unable to pay your bills, have growing debts like credit cards and loan repayments and your weekly income is not enough to meet your day-to-day living expenses, then you could be facing personal insolvency.
If you are unable to pay off your debts, a Debt Agreement is an affordable option that allows you to reduce your debts and avoid the long-term effects of Bankruptcy. There are two types of Agreements: A Formal Part 9 Debt Agreement (DA) and an Informal Agreement (IA).
Some debt relief solutions in Australia come with consequences and restrictions. If you want to find a debt relief solution to improve your situation you should weigh up the pros and cons of each option. We have provided a summary of Part 9 Debt Agreement consequences.
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A Part 9 Debt Agreement discharge is your chance for a fresh financial start. Your debts are repaid, your financial slate is clean and you are in a position to start over.