Are you in debt? Well, a ‘yes’ as an answer to this question brings into scene the imminent problem of debt collection harassment. If you fail to pay back in time, collection calls are bound to follow. What tends to … Continue reading →
Retirement is the time when we should all be enjoying ourselves, free from the stresses of a daily working routine. Although we have more time on our hands, many of us will have less money, which means we need to … Continue reading →
The financial deluge that our country is going through is forcing even students to focus more on money than on their studies. Graduate students are looking for jobs that they can manage without having to jeopardize their studies and also … Continue reading →
Phone calls from debt collectors for debt settlement can be humiliating and daunting when you are forced to listen to their foul language and lies even at odd hours of the day. Consolidated Credit provides a guide to debt settlement … Continue reading →
Are you deeply in debt? Looking for a way to crawl out of debt? Debt consolidation could be the best option for you. It is a great direction to head in if you are unable to manage multiple debts and … Continue reading →
For anyone facing difficulties paying the bills, you will know the worry and stress associated with accumulating debt. However, if you are a company director the implications are slightly different. When debt spirals out of control, some turn to bankruptcy … Continue reading →
Here is an example of how a debt £3071 with Barclays Bank was settled for £1145 with Meckenzie Hall a debt collection agency. Full & Final settlements can take a long time and be a rather difficult and tricky process … Continue reading →
Are your earnings enough to cover you for the basic standard of living? The Joseph Rowntree Foundation (JRF) has done years of extensive study into this. JRF’s current research, which involved 21 new focus groups, have come up with updated … Continue reading →
Here is an example of somebody who owned the property and went bankrupt. After a three-year period they were evicted from their property and the property was forcibly sold. XX XX 2012 Dear Sirs XXXX – In BankruptcyCroydon County Court … Continue reading →
Jimmy Carr Apologises on Twitter Jimmy Carr appears to be making headline news at the moment because of his tax affairs. According to the Sun Newspaper “DAVID Cameron last night blasted comedian Jimmy Carr — describing his tax dodging as … Continue reading →
General Form of Judgment or Order Here is an example of how a debtor applied to the courts to make reduced monthly payments. The court agreed with the debtor and approved that they should pay £56 per month on a … Continue reading →
In times of recession more and more families are turning to frugal living. But a common misconception is that frugal living often means a decline in living quality. Families often believe that by cutting down on costs they are forfeiting … Continue reading →
If you receive a letter from HMRC as shown below, things are becoming very serious. HM Revenue & Customs Distraint What it means you This fact sheet is intended for companies, partnerships or individuals – unless the text says otherwise. … Continue reading →
Notice of Seizure – Enforcement Officer Now This Should Be Taken Extremely Seriously! “Andrew Wilson & Co Writ Number: xxxxx HIGH COURT FORM NO 55 NOTICE OF SEIZURE In the High Court of Justice Queens Bench Division BRISTOL DISTRICT REGISTRY … Continue reading →
Live Below the Line This really has to be the Ultimate money-saving challenge that I have ever come across. All credit has to go to Live Below the Line – The Challenge website. From 7th – 11th May, they are … Continue reading →
