Barry O'Halloran writes in the Irish Times that more and more people are moving to Northern Ireland from the Irish republic to declare themselves bankrupt. It goes to show what folks will do when they are put on the spot, read more below
Rise in numbers applying for bankruptcy in NI, says expert - Irish Times
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Bernard Dunleavy – a barrister who has represented parties in a number of high-profile cases – told a conference yesterday organised by Kavanagh
Sunday, 25 March 2012
Debt Consolidation loan - Choosing the Right Provider
I read today that customers are favoring personal loans to consolidate their debts above other mediums, it seems that there are a lot of hits on the price comparison websites in order to find the best deal. I'm all for anything that will allow people a chance to find a debt consolidation loan as long as it is competitive and has no onerous strings attached, read more below.
Consumers Choosing Short-Term Savings by Consolidating Debt
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The current economic
Consumers Choosing Short-Term Savings by Consolidating Debt
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The current economic
Wednesday, 21 March 2012
How To Go Bankrupt
Considering how to go bankrupt may not be foremost in your mind, but if you are struggling to cope and still unable to meet financial obligations, it may be the only route left open to you. This is not something to be ashamed of. So many well-established businesses have been unable to make a profit in recent times and have ceased trading or gone into liquidation. Financially, it is tough today and if you are having sleepless nights due to the stress caused by money worries, bankruptcy may be
Dealing With The Bailiffs
Dealing with the bailiffs can be a traumatic time for everyone concerned, when you hear the knock on the door in most cases you know why they are there. Companies will try to recover outstanding debts every way they can even if it means by repossessing items that have a resale value and selling them on. In most cases the items they recover will only sell at a fraction of their true value but that won't stop them from trying. So what rights do you have? Do you have to let the Bailiff in? In many
Getting Help With Bankruptcy
Getting help with bankruptcy is available to all, you just need to know where to look for it. We know that it is really hard to come to terms with most of the problems which lead to chronic debt and also how hard it is to admit you need help. If you are considering bankruptcy, before you can get help there are a few things you will need to do, take a look at the following video it there ae a couple of links at the end.
If you are having problems getting help for
If you are having problems getting help for
Tuesday, 20 March 2012
How to use the individual insolvency register
What is the individual insolvency register?
Basically, this can be a publicly held signup with details of folks who have gone through the bankruptcy process and have recently been declared bankrupt with the courts. The individual insolvency register doesn't only cover present bankruptcies, but also exhibits details of those that have had bankruptcy discharged within the past 3 months. Prior to 2008, the details of an individual's a bankruptcy proceeding proceedings were obvious on the register
Basically, this can be a publicly held signup with details of folks who have gone through the bankruptcy process and have recently been declared bankrupt with the courts. The individual insolvency register doesn't only cover present bankruptcies, but also exhibits details of those that have had bankruptcy discharged within the past 3 months. Prior to 2008, the details of an individual's a bankruptcy proceeding proceedings were obvious on the register
Monday, 5 March 2012
How to beat debt with an IVA
Some people are unsure how an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) could help make their living costs affordable when it only agrees payment reductions to their unsecured debts. They might also be sceptical as to why lenders would agree to a debt solution where they only get back a proportion of what’s owed, and concerned that they will have to sell ‘assets’ such as a home, car or other valuable possessions to put towards their IVA. Above all, there is a lot of suspicion surrounding
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