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Insolvency Tourism: EU Visitors Attracted to UK For Lenient Bankruptcy Process Bankruptcy is the wiping clean of your debts and the liquidation of any assets you possess, notably your home, your car, bank accounts and investments; you are then given a period of supervision, which in the UK is 12 months, and after that you are free and clear to get on with the rest of your life... Author: Jensen Carlyle - Category: Finances
Guide to Bankruptcy Bankruptcy is the final solution to dealing with your financial issues – it is the measure of last resort and should never be undertaken lightly nor without professional advice and assistance... Author: Jensen Carlyle - Category: Finances
The Pros and Cons of an IVA An IVA or Insolvency Voluntary Arrangement is a legal process which allows you to reschedule your debt repayments over a fixed period and effectively write-off up to 75% of your debts... Author: Jensen Carlyle - Category: Finances
Comparing the Different Debt Relief Measures Available There are a number of debt management measures which can provide effective relief from your financial difficulties but they are not a one-size-fits-all – which course of action you choose will depend on a number of factors and you should always seek impartial and professional advice before you decide on which course of action you should take – and the sooner you seek advice the better... Author: Jensen Carlyle - Category: Finances
What Powers Do Field Recovery Agents Have? Field recovery agents or doorstep collection agents have very limited powers and are very strictly regulated in terms of what they must do and what they cannot do under any circumstances... Author: Jensen Carlyle - Category: Finances
Debt Management Issues Debt management involves an informal arrangement with your creditors to allow you more time to repay your total debt to them... Author: Jensen Carlyle - Category: Finances
Using a Debt Relief Order to Escape Your Debts Debt Relief Orders can be used to erase your debts if you owe less than £15,000 and have less than fifty pounds to pay towards your outstanding loans and debts and have assets (typically savings) of less than £300... Author: Jensen Carlyle - Category: Finances