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Trade Body calls on Government to improve its Debt Collection methods
In a new report, the Credit Services Association (CSA), the UK trade body for the debt collection and debt purchase sector, has called on...
Shopping centre bosses ‘shopped’ to Insolvency service
The firm of Accountants dealing with the administration of failed Cumbrian based shopping outlet K Village have reported the firm's directors to the Insolvency...
High Street giant apologises for Business late payments
High Street giant Holland & Barrett has vowed to improve supplier relations amid growing protests from suppliers over its Business late payments. Many of...
NHS foundation trust at risk of Insolvency
A hospital trust needs to save £53m over the next five years to stave off insolvency, a health watchdog says.
FCA to review high cost credit markets
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has announced that it plans to review high-cost credit products that pose the highest risk to consumers.
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Migrants needed to keep down UK Debt
Britain needs seven million migrants over the next 50 years to help keep down national debt levels, according to the official forecaster.
Ireland suffering shortage of insolvency practitioners
Insolvency Service of Ireland Director Lorcan O'Connor has said that there are currently no "genuine experts in personal insolvency" in Ireland
Rising Unpaid Rent Arrears sees surge in Landlords seeking rent insurance
Rising Unpaid rent arrears across the UK has seen a sharp upturn in Private Landlords seeking rent protection insurance. Data from different firms suggest...
Business owners left feeling suicidal due to late payment survey says
Business owners are being left feeling suicidal due to late payment it has been revealed. 9 out of 10 business owners across the UK's...
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Brit being held in Prison due to Credit Card Debt
A British man is being held in a notorious Czech Prison awaiting extradition to Qatar due to an unpaid Credit Card Debt. Alan Stevenson from...
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District council writes off £1.35m of uncollectable debt
A small district council in Lincolnshire has written off £1.35m deemed as 'uncollectable' by officials. South Holland District Council (SHDC) took the steps after debt...
Government scrap Insolvency reforms
Despite complaints from insolvency practitioners that staff and budget cuts at the Insolvency Service are allowing unscrupulous directors to escape justice
Body Cameras to be compulsory for Private Debt Collectors
The Government has announced plans to make body worn cameras compulsive for all Private Debt Collection firms and Bailiffs to ensure compliance. The Ministry of...