Young hardest hit by the 2008 financial downfall
With the country slowly returning to more prosperous times it seems the 2008 recession will have long term effects for current young professionals under... [Read more...]Filed Under: Uncategorized
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June 11, 2014 by vickyc
5 Signs Your Company May Need Debt Advice
One of the biggest questions people ask me is what are the most common signs of insolvency I see from a director’s point of view. Although a wide subject... [Read more...]Filed Under: Uncategorized
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March 13, 2014 by vickyc
Running a Business as if it were your Home
Unsurprisingly the most common question I get asked is why businesses become insolvent. Although I could give an extremely long winded answer, more often... [Read more...]Filed Under: Uncategorized
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February 11, 2014 by vickyc
Did Personal Insolvencies Level Out in 2013?
As we all look behind at 2013 and on to 2014 research suggests that there may have been a slight drop in the number of personal insolvencies in the final... [Read more...]Filed Under: Uncategorized
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January 13, 2014 by vickyc
Creditors Lose £5.8m as Printer Enters Administration
Colourhouse Ltd, a Deptford based printer entered administration in November last year, with a book debt of £1.9m, and the outlook for distributions is... [Read more...]Filed Under: Uncategorized
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September 13, 2013 by vickyc
Three Further Companies Wound-Up For The Misleading Promotion Of Pre-Packs.
A further three companies have been wound up in the public interest by the High Court as part of on-going investigations by the Insolvency Service over... [Read more...]Filed Under: Uncategorized
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September 12, 2013 by vickyc
Sole Trader or Limited Company?
A common question for the self-employed, this guide will give you an overview of what may be best for you. [Read more...]Filed Under: Uncategorized
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July 17, 2013 by vickyc
What Is Distraint?
What Is Distraint? [Read more...]Filed Under: Uncategorized
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vickyc
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