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What Are the Criteria for an IVA?
Published in on Saturday, February 28 2009 
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What are the exact criteria required to accept an IVA (Individual Voluntary Arrangement)?
The debts that you must get rid of first
Published in on Friday, February 27 2009 0 Comments
Any debt can be a nightmare to handle; especially if it has built up over a long period of time. However, there are some debts that are extremely dangerous if you ignore them for too long.
Personal Debt: Identify Your Problem
Published in on Thursday, February 26 2009 0 Comments
Personal debt can be a daunting thing. Especially when you’re not sure exactly what state your finances are in. Knowing what problems you have is essential.
How to live in the new financial era
Published in on Wednesday, February 25 2009 0 Comments
The way credit, lending, borrowing and financing general living is changing drastically. At the end of the late 90s things were very different. The way the credit market was changing was incredible. Banks were happy to take risks and lend to anyone, even if they had little or nothing to secure any loan with.
Is a Debt Management Plan Right for you?
Published in on Tuesday, February 24 2009 0 Comments
If you have debts you simply can’t repay, a debt management plan – or DMP – may be the right solution for you.
Manage Your Money Better
Published in on Monday, February 23 2009 0 Comments
Managing your money better is a no-brainer if you’re in debt. But how do you actually do it – and where do you start?
DIY Debt Management
Published in on Sunday, February 22 2009 0 Comments
Is your debt mountain really insurmountable – or can you do something about it?
What Happens to your Home if You’re Made Bankrupt?
Published in on Saturday, February 21 2009 0 Comments
One of the main concerns of anyone considering bankruptcy is what will happen to their home.
Do you have high levels of personal debt?
Published in on Friday, February 20 2009 0 Comments
High levels of personal debt are now a common problem within the UK. Many people are crippled with loans and credit cards that they just cannot pay off. This is the case because the credit lending market has previously been booming in comparison to how it is now. High levels of credit available has meant that UK consumers have overloaded themselves with unmanageable borrowings that are now starting to cause problems that are more difficult to rectify.
Can a bankruptcy order be reversed?
Published in on Thursday, February 19 2009 0 Comments
If you have been made bankrupt and you do not think that it should have happened it may be possible to apply for a reversal or an annulment of the bankruptcy order. This can be made at any time but you must make sure that you have a solid case before you see if the order can be reversed.