Posts Tagged ‘ avoiding bankruptcy ’

How To Avoid Insolvency

07/03/2011
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The following is a guest post by Mark, who writes on behalf of ClearDebt.  ClearDebt provide advice on IVAs, including comparing an IVA, bankruptcy and other Debt Management solutions. Personal insolvency is the umbrella term for any circumstance where an individual has insufficient money available to make their loan repayments as they fall due. It’s a precarious position to find oneself but has become increasingly common over recent years, with over 135,000 individual insolvencies in England and Wales during 2010 alone. Insolvency is not the same as bankruptcy and although insolvency may lead to bankruptcy, there are usually alternatives available to those who find themselves insolvent. These include Administration Orders, Individual Voluntary Arrangements, and Debt Relief Orders. If you’re...

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Eliminating Your Debt in Most Convenient and Creditworthy Way

01/09/2010
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Debt consolidation has always been beneficial over bankruptcy as far as creditor’s interest is concerned.  Whereas in Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy, creditors get nothing or very little from the debtor, the debt consolidation system shows positive and systematic money management in favor of them. Debt consolidation beneficial for both: Debt consolidation in turn could be extremely advantageous for consumers as the consolidation company would negotiate the reduced interest rate, lower monthly payment, reduced balance, cut off late fees and finally set up the time to be debt free. So in the long run the consumers can save large amount of money. Secured loans like car loans or mortgage loans don’t come under consolidation. Unsecured loans like bank...

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