Discussion > Discussion Category Money - 3 products found
Reviews on "Discussion"
 |
Bankruptcy - friend of foe?:
... process of bankruptcy is a complex one. I am going to try and explain it the best I can. Firstly, what is bankruptcy? Bankruptcy is an option for people who are unable to pay their debts. Bankruptcy will leave you free from overwhelming debts, and make sure your assets are shared out fairly between your creditors. There are three ways that you can become bankrupt: Voluntarily (you declare bankruptcy), involun... Read the full review: Information on Bankruptcy by Amanda2114 |
Discussion Money |
Results 1 - 3 of 3 | |||
| Sorted by |
|
|||
|
Bankruptcy - friend of foe? Discussion / Is it too easy to declare bankruptcy? and what is your financial advisor recommending? overall rating  (3 reviews)
|
|||
|
Is bank and credit fraud out of control in the UK? Discussion / overall rating  (2 reviews)
|
|||
|
Pensions vs ISAs Discussion / Money and Investment |
|||
| Results 1 - 3 of 3 | ||||
| Discussion Money1 | ||||
Reviews on "Discussion"
 |
Bankruptcy - friend of foe? ... understand what you went through and can empathise I was discharged from bankruptcy on 9 March 2008 after the usual 1 year. The strain of owing so much money got too much for me and I had to do it. I did alot of research into it before I went down that road but it was my only option. I always tell people I m not proud of myself for getting into this much debt and having to get out of it this way but at least in facing up to the problem I can face it head on and deal with it - for 4 years I was stressed out too much with it - my health was affected. If im honest the debt was partly due to having just to live after entering the real world after university with de... Read the full review: Bankruptcy - friend of foe? by Lisa Chaney |
 |
Bankruptcy - friend of foe? ... account only covers personal bankruptcy. I do not know anything about business bankruptcy and will not be able to comment on it. A couple of years ago everything in my life was on the up. I had a great job with a brilliant take home pay, a car and was going on holiday a couple of times a year. Then things changed. I was made redundant due to restructuring in the company and my position was suddenly not there any more. I had not been with the company long so I wasn t eligible for redundancy pay. Suddenly there was no job, no regular income. But I still had to pay rent, credit cards bills, loan repayments and so on. Finding work was harder than I thought and it took m... Read the full review: The End Of The World As You Know It by Teena2003 |
 |
Is bank and credit fraud out of control in the UK? ... we become more comfortable with purchasing items over the internet and carrying out banking and the manaGement of utilities and bills via the web hence it is no surprise that there has been a huge increase in both bank and credit card fraud in the UK. Many people are unaware of how easy it can be for a fraudster to find out personal banking details, anyone who does not shred their mail but merely disposes of it in their household waste or recycling bins runs the risk of someone obtaining financial details and using that information to steal the victims identity or duplicate their cards and use them to purchase goods. Two of my friends have had their credit cards copi... Read the full review: Foreign Gangs are often to blame by sympatic |
