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Bereavement and Passing on Debts: FAQ
Bereavement and Passing on Debts: FAQ
When a spouse or parents dies there is often the worry over the deceased’s unpaid debts but unless certain circumstances exist the surviving family should not be held…...
FAQ: Can I Eliminate all Debts With Bankruptcy
FAQ: Can I Eliminate all Debts With Bankruptcy
Many people are under the impression that bankruptcy can clear all debts but there are a number of debts that cannot be included in the bankruptcy process....
FAQ: Using Your Home to Eliminate Debts
FAQ: Using Your Home to Eliminate Debts
Home owners have an excellent financial asset that can be used to eliminate debts, and equity loans and renting rooms are among the many debt solutions available....
New Dirty Tricks Used by the Debt Collectors
New Dirty Tricks Used by the Debt Collectors
Debt collectors are always coming up with new ways to keep tabs on debtors and the latest dirty trick involves becoming the debtor’s friend on social networking sites....
Pay Back Debts Quickly and Build Up Savings
Pay Back Debts Quickly and Build Up Savings
It does make financial sense to clear high interest debts before creating a savings fund although the lenders would prefer customers to have both savings and debts....
Reclaiming Payment Protection Insurance: Safety and Scams
Reclaiming Payment Protection Insurance: Safety and Scams
Reclaiming mis-sold payment protection insurance is a fairly simply process to undertake and customers should be wary of financial agents and scam artists trying to…...
Stop Debt With a Debt Relief Order: FAQ
Stop Debt With a Debt Relief Order: FAQ
The recently introduced debt relief order is designed to help those with little assets or income who are struggling with debts of no more than £15,000....
Stopping a Wages Arrestment
Stopping a Wages Arrestment
A wages arrestment will involve both the courts and the debtor’s employers but there are a few ways that this order can be stopped....
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