Author : James Copper In the past few years, a problem remortgage has become commonplace in the UK as people try to refinance their homes and better their financial situation even though they have - and sometimes because they have - a less than perfect

Author : Tom Dawson Those concerned about their capacity to manage money should at first take steps to “do some groundwork”, an industry expert has advised According to James Falla, managing director of Thomas Charles, Britons who are developing problems in meeting demands for payment on areas such as mortgages,

Author : Daniel Millions Individuals who have been under bankruptcy in the past, or CCJ - (Country Court Judgment) against their name due to some circumstances that are beyond their control, have an IVA (Individual Voluntary Arrangement) sometimes may have to resort to avail of the bad credit remortgage Remortgage is really intended for people [...]

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KPMG is predicting that a whopping 150000 people will either enter into an individual voluntary arrangement or declare themselves bankrupt in 2009. More than £1.1bn was written off in 2008 as a result of individual voluntary …

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Bankruptcy v IVA ( Individual Voluntary Arrangement ) – which is better? As with any debt solution, there’s no actual ‘better’ or ‘worse’. The real question is: Bankruptcy v IVA – which is better for me? …

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As well as not being able to declare themselves bankrupt LILA people cannot qualify for a Protected Trust Deed (PTD), the Scottish version of an Individual Voluntary Arrangement . This lets people repay their debt over a specified period …
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