What is a Debt Relief Order? A Debt Relief Order (DRO) is a new alternative to bankruptcy introduced in 2009. It is a form of insolvency which can help people who are unable to turn to other debt solutions. DROs … Continue reading →
How Shabby is this Company? Would you pay money over the Internet via an un-secure connection to this company? Her is a copy of a letter from Judgement Order Listings: “RE: One Call Insurance outstanding Account £ We have now … Continue reading →
I have just had the following through the post: ” Do you need financial help to achieve your business plans?” The thing that really gets me about this letter is that at the bottom on the right-hand side they … Continue reading →
Click on link if you are looking for Creditor and Collection Agency Account Numbers Creditor Names & Addresses: Here are some of the names and addresses of creditors that Johnny Debt dealt with in the past….. 1st Choice Credit Imex … Continue reading →
What to Do if You Receive a Stat Demand So you have received a Statutory Demand under section 268 (1) (a) of the Insolvency Act 1986, in other words somebody has sent you the documentation to make you bankrupt! This … Continue reading →
It would seem that eviction season is here again ……… or maybe it never went away?? Being evicted from one’s home is a very stressful and overwhelming situation. Fortunately, there are steps that can be taken to try and stop … Continue reading →
What Happens to Debts when a Person Dies When you die in the UK, your debts will be repaid from your estate before any assets are distributed to your beneficiaries. If your estate doesn’t have enough assets to cover your … Continue reading →
5 Ways To Help Reduce Your Debt Debt! It’s like a horde of locusts chewing through the greenery in your wallet. Not a pleasant thought, unless you’re an insect lover. Here we have some great selections of ideas for reducing … Continue reading →
Ways To Help Reduce Your Debt Debt! It’s like a horde of locusts chewing through the greenery in your wallet. Not a pleasant thought, unless you’re an insect lover. www.johnnydebt.co.uk has a great selection of ideas for reducing not only … Continue reading →
Individual Voluntary Arrangement Rescue or Rip-Off What is an IVA ( Individual Voluntary Arrangement ) An Individual Voluntary Arrangement, commonly referred to as an IVA, is a contract that is binding to both the debtor and creditors. This agreement is … Continue reading →
I came across this excellent article on The Dollar Stretcher “In our household of two adults and two teenagers, we are getting ready for February or, as it is being called in our home, “No Spend Month.” In other words, … Continue reading →
Keep a Notebook to Track Your Daily Spend Writing down your expenses in a notebook is one of the best ways to keep track of where your money is going. It can be helpful to write down all of your … Continue reading →
What is a Full and Final Settlement on a Debt A full and final settlement on a debt is an agreement between a creditor and a debtor to settle a debt for less than the full amount owed. This agreement … Continue reading →
Today’s guest post comes to us from Jeff Weber. Jeff writes about saving money with balance transfers. What Are Balance Transfers & How Do They Work There are two types of credit card balance transfers: those with introductory offers and … Continue reading →
Guest Post by Martha Jackson Are you struggling to pay off debt but are unable to do so? Well, if that is the case, then you should not worry any more. You can get help with debt through various debt … Continue reading →
