UK Economy: Double-Dip Recession Not As Deep As We Feared
Britain's double-dip recession is not as deep as previously feared after revised ...
Trading Standards: Fake Debt Collector Warning
Fake debt collectors are targeting small business owners across Essex, Consumer Watch can reveal ...
Ex-Football club owner sets up Debt Collection firm
The Sunday Mail has revealed that ex-Rangers chairman Craig Whyte is launching a debt recovery business.
Repossession rates Drop to 18 Month Low
The number of homes being repossessed in the UK has fallen to its lowest level since the end of 2010, says the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML).
New Law to Protect Tenants in Arrears in Scotland
A New housing law that provides more protection for social tenants in Scotland with rent arrears from eviction has been approved.
Banking Boss Admits £2 Million Invoice Fraud
A former Lloyds bank boss in charge of online security has admitted a £2.4 million fraud.
CCJ Value drops
The total value of judgments has fallen by £406.1m in one year in a clear sign that more UK residents are struggling to come to terms with debt problems ...
Debt Collection Agency advises Mother of 5 to keep her legs...
A mother-of-five was told by a debt collection agency call operator she would be better off if she learned to keep her 'bloody legs ...
Late Payment Improves for Third Consecutive Quarter
The latest late payment data from Experian has revealed that UK businesses paid their bills between April and June 2012 nearly ...
Casino Victim of $5Million Bounced Cheque
The Star Casino in Sydney, Australia, has been the victim of a millionaire Thai gambler who bounced a $5m cheque in April last year.
Payday Lender Fined £500,000 After Fraud Scam
A payday lender has been fined more than half a million pounds and had its licence revoked after falling victim to fraudsters ...
Scotland Sees Rise in Number of Insolvencies
Official figures released by Accountant in Bankruptcy (AiB) last week report 5,601 personal insolvencies in Scotland in the first quarter of 2012/13
Government Reaffirms Commitment to Tackling Late Payers
The Government has today reaffirmed its commitment to help improve the supply chain cashflow for UK firms by joining forces ...
Bounced Cheque Could Have Serious Impact on Expats in UAE
A recent case involving an expat who bounced a cheque in Abu Dhabi could have serious repercussions for Britons living in the UAE.
1 in 4 Compulsory Liquidations is in Construction
Official statistics from The Insolvency Service reveal a loss of 868 construction firms in the last quarter.
Britain’s Top Credit Rating ‘Not the Biggest Issue’
Britain’s top credit rating is “not the be-all and end-all” at a time of high unemployment and low growth, according to Danny Alexander ...
PPI Claims Boosting Economy More than Government Schemes
The UK economy is getting a bigger boost from Britons spending refunds for the mis-selling of payment protection insurance ...
St Albans Director Disqualified After Diverting £500,000
Mr Keith Joseph was the sole director of a property company that developed a complex of flats and a commercial premises in ...
Fall in Company and Personal Insolvency Rates
Statistics showing insolvencies in the second quarter of 2012 were published today by the Insolvency Service.
Rogue Bosses ‘Escaping Justice’ Following Watchdog Cuts
Unscrupulous company directors are escaping justice because of a shortage of resources at the Government’s ...
