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IVA and Savings scenario

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Potatoman | 21:00 Mon 09th Jul 2007 | Business & Finance
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Consider this scenario:
Someone has had an IVA for, say, 6 months. They then come into some money (ie �1000) and decide to put it into a new ISA or savings account.
1. What would happen if this money was not declared to the people running the ISA?
2. Can they do checks and find out about the savings?
3. Would the person loose the money?
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1) if they found out you had reneged on the terms of your iva, you would move onto bankruptcy
2)probably
3)most definately if found out

on top of all that, it is morally wrong ... the people who you owe money to have taken a cut in what you owe them because you are in a pickle and now you want to cheat them even more
sorry potatoman i meant to say "the person"
i think you also cant open new savings accounts when you have an isa

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