The Insolvency Service released their latest statistics today from Q4 2010. We pick out the not-so-obvious conclusions from the data.
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New guidelines are changing the conditions for people who are made bankrupt. The general feeling is that these guidelines will make life a lot more difficult for bankrupts and for some people highlight IVAs as an alternative debt solution.
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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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Bankruptcy has always been a touchy subject, and one many people avoid.
It’s rare I’m ever lost for words but after watching the Dispatches programme on Marlin, I was both shocked and dismayed that companies like this are still getting away with harassing and bullying people with debt worries. http://tinyurl.com/kkbs28 In the…
As Debt Relief Orders, more informally known as DRO’s roll out this week, many of those around the country continue to struggle with their ever growing debt. The Debt Relief Order (DRO) is a new tool built to help those…
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