Motorbike Finance with an IVA

Motorbike Finance Options for Individuals with an IVA

Can you get Motorbike Finance if you are in an IVA? Well, the answer is Yes, it’s possible. Let the team at MotoFinance talk you through it.

Its important to understand that securing motorbike finance with an IVA has some challenges as it can be unique when comparing to traditional motorbike finance.

Free Eligibility Check

Firstly, as part of the finance being granted you will need to have had approval from your Insolvency Practitioner (IP). They will check your income and expenditure to see if you can afford the monthly repayments for the motorbike loan.

You don’t have to do this first however, as one thing the insolvency Practitioner may ask to see is a copy of the quotation, and you wouldn’t necessarily have this until you have started the process of making the application. So, the best place to start is to get the wheels in motion and visit here and you can complete our free eligibility checker so we can see what offers are available.

As your IVA will show up on your credit file, the lenders will see this. It is going to be a bit harder, as the lenders will view you as having Bad or Poor credit because of this, but don’t worry, we have lenders on our panel that specialise in these types of circumstances and can help.

The MotoFinance team are used to speaking to customers that are in active IVA’s or debt management plans, and as explained above, the fact that you are in this situation shouldn’t put you off making an application for Motorbike Finance whilst in an IVA.

The Bike Finance Experts

The MotoFinance team specialise in motor finance, and specifically motorbike finance. We know the industry inside out and are best placed to help you on your journey from a no obligation quote through to getting the keys and the bike on the road.

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Representative Example: Borrowing £4,500 over 48 months with a representative APR of 22.9%, the annual interest rate of 22.9% (Fixed), and a deposit of £0.00, the monthly payment would be £138.94. The total cost of credit would be £2,169.12, and the total amount payable would be £6,669.12.