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Latest figures published by the Registry Trust through its Registrar of Judgments, Orders and Fines in England and Wales, show that the number of county court judgments (CCJs) registered against consumers reached new heights this year.
The figures published today...
The Federal Trade Commission put a stop to the allegedly deceptive practices of a debt settlement operation that lured consumers with exaggerated claims about how it could help reduce their debts.
Seven staff at a Debt Collection Call Centre in Lancashire have tested positive for Covid-19 after employees were ordered to return to work.
Preston based Debt Collection firm Akinika had originally closed its doors on the 11th May after a...
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15m Brits Taking a Risk With No Protection Cover
Three in ten of UK adults are uninsured against events such as death, critical illness and redundancy, report Unbiased.co.uk.
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 ...
£82,000 Debt Left in Limbo
A TEAM of Truro doormen awarded more than £82,000 by employment tribunals are claiming a security firm has avoided paying up by exploiting "loopholes" in business law.
Over 60 billion of Debt passed to Debt Collection Agencies
Consumer debt passed to Debt Collection Agencies(DCA’s) or sold to Debt Buyers has officially passed the £60 billion figure for the first time
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Forecasts predicting an impending “tsunami” of corporate insolvencies are alarmist, though the need for ongoing alertness remains, according to UK insolvency specialists.
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UK sees worrying surge in Business insolvencies
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