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Bankruptcy 101

Bankruptcy 101 Bankruptcy is an unpleasant situation that can cause stress and nervousness for anyone who faces the situation. Bankruptcy is the situation when the person has accumulated very huge debts cannot repay the loans and hardly have any money in their bank accounts to handle the expenses. The bankruptcy will cause heavy trouble for any individual who had big vision about their business and unfortunately got into the situation because of any erroneous finance planning. There can be many reasons... 

date20 Jun
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What Is a Good Credit Score – How Can I Raise Mine?

How to find a good credit score? When you ask for a copy of your credit report, you will be able to see the score calculated from your credit history. The credit score determines whether you will be offered for any further loan or credit by the creditors. The creditors will be able to judge the risk of getting the repayment based on your credit score. Therefore, the credit score has to be higher, so you could be termed to have a good credit score. When you receive the copy of the credit report,... 

date11 Jun
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IVA and Bankruptcy

For some people, IVAs (Individual Voluntary Arrangements) are a suitable alternative to bankruptcy. They could offer an affordable route out of debt for people who cannot repay their debts in a reasonable period of time. For people who enter an IVA, the debt they cannot afford to repay can actually be written off. An IVA may be suitable for someone with a total unsecured debt of £15,000 or over, who: Wants to avoid the consequences of bankruptcy. Cannot afford the monthly repayments of their... 

date3 Jun
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