Personal Insolvency Agreement

Consider a Personal Insolvency Agreement
Alternatively to a Debt Agreement, a Personal Insolvency Agreement is also a legally binding agreement between you and your creditors. It is an alternative option to bankruptcy. While both options are Agreements to satisfy debts, there are several differences.
A Personal Insolvency Agreement requires a Trustee to administer the entire process. Our team will refer you to a qualified Trustee that has helped individuals with financial stress through Personal Insolvency Agreements.
When engaged in a Personal Insolvency Agreement, a Trustee will assess your situation and make a formal offer to creditors on your behalf. The offer will either pay all or part of your debts in order to relieve you of your financial obligations to these creditors. There are no eligibility requirements to enter into a Personal Insolvency Agreement. The Trustee will negotiate on your behalf with your creditors to determine the length of the agreement and the payment required to settle the debts. A Personal Insolvency Agreement typically allows you to retain the majority of your assets such as your house and car.
If you feel a Personal Insolvency Agreement may be suitable for you, call our team on 1800 463 328 and we will refer you to an expert and qualified Trustee.
Frequently Asked Questions
A Personal Insolvency Agreement (also known as a Part X) is a legally binding agreement formed between you and your creditors to settle debts owed.
Pending on your circumstances, the amount of debts you owe and what is negotiated and discussed between you and your Trustee (the individual that administers the Agreement).
No. A Personal Insolvency Agreement is a formal act of insolvency and legally requires a Trustee to administer the process.
A Trustee is an individual that administers a Personal Insolvency Agreement or Bankruptcy. They are qualified and registered with the Australian Financial Security Authority (AFSA).
With all types of insolvency options, it is important that you consult a professional to understand the consequences. By entering into a Personal Insolvency Agreement, there may be impacts to your employment or business, your credit file and your name will be listed permanently on the National Personal Insolvency Index (NPII). More information on consequences of Personal Insolvency Agreements can be found on the Australian Financial Security Authority (AFSA). We recommend you speak to our team in a confidential consultation to understand the consequences of a Personal Insolvency Agreement (or any type of insolvency option).
Other Personal Debt Solutions
We recommend our free consultation service to see if you are eligible for a Debt Agreement. If you are ineligible, there are other options available. Our team will discuss these with you during your consultation.
Other options available in dealing with personal debts are Debt Agreements and Bankruptcy. Both are solutions that provide an individual relief to unmanageable debts.
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