Obviously you will want to pay as little as possible, but there are some things that you may need to know about. Age of a Debt in a Full and Final Settlement Matters The older the debt is, the more … Continue reading →
Owning a house is a dream that everyone shares. Unfortunately, not everyone can live the dream for various reasons, including financial constraints. If you want to buy a house but are hesitating because you might not be able to afford … Continue reading →
My Property and Bankruptcy In this post I will give you a brief outline of what it means to go bankrupt and how is will affect your home. If you do go bankrupt, then every asset you have will have … Continue reading →
The Coronavirus has adversely affected the global economy by halting and delaying operations in different sectors, including the construction industry. The pandemic has also disrupted projects commencement and completion dates due to the effects of lockdown and slowing production levels. … Continue reading →
Money Saving Tips to Help Your Income If you’re finding it hard to keep money, but easy to spend it, it would seem that you’re not alone. More than half of 22-29-year olds have no savings at all, and the … Continue reading →
Can You Do Your Own Debt Management Plan The simple answer is YES! However, to start with is may be difficult to implement. I would say that if you are going to do your own Debt Management Plan, you need … Continue reading →
Full & Final Offer Rejected, What Do I Do? So your full and final settlement offer has been rejected, so what do you do now? The thing you have to remember about a full and final settlement, is that often … Continue reading →
Full & Final Settlement Success Stories Full and Final Settlements (F&F) are not easy to achieve, but they are very much achievable with a bit of effort and quite a bit of nerve! The thing with a Full and Final … Continue reading →
Is and IVA Worth Considering? I recently came across the News Letter by The Bankruptcy Association. It was interesting to read the following passage about IVA’s: “I have noticed in particular that most debt collection companies and agents are quick … Continue reading →
You could be paying your estate agent thousands of pounds to help you sell your property, so it’s worth asking a few questions before you think about signing on the dotted line. What’s Your Commission? The commission is the percentage … Continue reading →
When it comes to personal finances, it can sometimes be hard to manage our everyday and monthly expenses. With a falling pound and rising costs, the simple fact is, we can struggle. And if we know something is going to … Continue reading →
Unfortunately, repossession is a reality that many home owners are faced with every day in the UK, but there are certain steps you can take before it gets to this stage in a bid to keep possession of your home. … Continue reading →
Summertime is generally when you start to notice all the things you’d consider an imperfection in your home. Whether you think your living room’s looking a bit drab and is in need of a fresh lick of paint or you’re … Continue reading →
If you’re thinking of renting out a property to tenants there are lot of things to take into account. Your responsibilities as a landlord may be difficult to keep to if you live far away or have difficulties with mobility … Continue reading →
What is a Bridging Loan? A bridging loan is a short term funding solution that can be used until a long term solution has been found. A bridging loan is for almost all land or residential property in the United … Continue reading →
