Statistics released today (29 October 2014) by the Government’s Insolvency Service show that this year will almost certainly be a record year for Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs) – Britain’s most popular method for people to deal with unaffordable debt. The IVA,…
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We don’t think people will be getting free meerkats with payday loans anytime soon. On the face of it, a comparison site may be the last thing payday lenders need, after the recent criticism of such sites by the Financial…
Understanding whether taking out a payday loan makes sound financial sense can be a tricky issue for many people, but here we hope to educate you on the types of borrower that typically use these services. Drawing on data from…
Another batch of debt management companies bite the dust as the FCA impose their authority and urge customers to stop making payments. Not 24 hours after reporting requirements imposed on Bournes Debt Solutions by the FCA, the regulator, today (18…
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The industry regulator for the debt management sector, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), has imposed a requirement on Bournes Debt Solutions. The regulator has put in force that the firm’s bank accounts cannot be dealt with in any way without…
Leading women’s magazine Glamour features a ClearDebt client who shares her IVA story with the Glamour readers.
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