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Lawyers threaten strike action over ‘Debt Collector’ plans
Defence lawyers have vowed to oppose plans that would force them to pursue unpaid fees from impoverished clients despite new warnings that Scotland’s legal aid system is at breaking point.
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78,000 Premises visited by Bailiffs due to Business Rate debt
Research by real estate adviser Altus Group revealed that, during the last financial year (2018/19), over 78,000 non-domestic properties from retailers to restaurants to...
UK Companies still failing to chase Business Debts
The latest new research from Lloyds Bank Commercial Banking Division has shown that a roughly a third of UK businesses who experienced late payment...
Debtor jailed for attack on Debt Collection Agents
A 25 year old man from Derby has been sent to prison for 10 months following a violent attack on two Bailiffs in Derbyshire.
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Greece’s Tax Debt Collection methods blamed for slow financial recovery
Greece’s tax collection and monitoring mechanisms are in complete disarray while the political administration is unable move ahead with their restructuring
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Local councils have called in bailiffs an "excessive" 1.8m times in the last year to collect debts on their behalf
Cash strapped NHS trust calls in Debt Collectors
A NHS Health trust which overpaid staff by £200,000 enlisted the assistance of a firm of Debt Collectors to help try and recoup the...
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17% of people retiring this year will be in debt
According to research conducted by Prudential, 17% of people retiring this year will have debts outstanding, averaging around £24,800 each.
These startling figures give cause...
