All things make believe
In our younger years we’re brought up on many make beliefs – the tooth fairy, the bogeyman and my favourite of all – the money tree. In fact, whenever my moneybox lacked that confident rattle, I would seek out my…
Northern Rock – so what’s changed?
12 months is a pretty long time for anyone – anyone or any company. In the last year we’ve seen a prince break his girlfriend’s heart, whilst his brother secretly recaptures his; the first US Black President elected, and the…
The life of an Insolvency Practioner
I wonder how different my day is in reality, to the day you think I have? There’s no lie in for a start! By 5.10am, I’m awake – the alarm clock is buzzing and Mrs M is nudging me out…
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Citizens’ Advice Bureaux – worth a critique or a criticism?
The Citizens’ Advice Bureaux (CAB) is a bit of a sacred cow. And to be fair it, at least in part, deserves to be. I’ve called on it myself, long time ago (last millenium, infact, before the web) and received a good head start to resolve a dispute. But, it was just a start.
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Debt deals to top 50,000 in 2008: Accountancy Age
IVA figures expected to smash the 50,000 barrier ‘quite easily’ in 2008, according to Cleardebt’s CEO, David Mond. Read the full article in Accountacy Age.
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BBC Radio 4 feature ClearDebt during You and Yours show
ClearDebt’s marketing director and spokesperson for the Debt Resolution Forum, Andrew Smith, comm ents on the regulation of the debt resolution industry and the future market for IVAs in Britain on BBC Radio 4’s You and Yours show. Download the…
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