Payday loans and the debt issues surrounding them have hit the headlines again recently, ClearDebt’s Andrew Smith talks through the issue in this audioblog.
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Celebrities and people in the public eye seemingly all turn to bankruptcy to deal with their debt problems, but bankruptcy isn’t the only answer. We take Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, and use her as an example of how an IVA could help her manage her debts.
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The Certificate in Debt Resolution, or Cert.DR for short, is a professional qualification which was set up for people who work in the debt management industry and give advice, guidance or support to consumers who are in debt. ClearDebt talk to a recent qualifier and find out more about what was involved to gain this qualification and how it has helped in their role as a personal insolvency advisor.
As part of the ClearDebt’s monster series we take a different look at debt and focus on the debt monster aspect.
The Insolvency Service recently published annual statistics for the period 2000 to 2009, covering bankruptcies, debt relief orders (DROs) and Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs) in England and Wales by geographical areas. Using an interactive motion chart, ClearDebt have republished this data to display the evolution of personal insolvencies by district.
Last friday we revived the ClearDebt debt monster commercial. This week we look further afield for further monster inspiration.
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