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Bankruptcy Help | can bankruptcy help | bankruptcy helps clear debt

E-insolvency specialise in UK debt management Solutions, debt and bankruptcy help.

If you are looking for a consolidation loan or have debt problems or bad credit we can help arrange debt consolidation solution, debt management plans, an IVA or Trust Deed.

We can provide debt management help and advice on bankruptcy or insolvency. We can advise you on the best debt management solution for YOU.

There has been a lot of confusion about who can an bankruptcy help? and also about  whether it is better to do bankruptcy or an IVA. This section will go into detail about how bankruptcy can help.

Some of the implications of going bankrupt are:

  • It will cost you money (up to £485) to go bankrupt
  • The bankruptcy process can be embarrassing and distressing.
  • Bankruptcy can effect your future.
  • All assets of the debtor then vest in the Official Receiver. These assets must be realised for the benefit of your creditors.
  • Bankruptcy can effect your marriage or relationship.
  • Any windfall/inheritance received prior to or during the life of the bankruptcy, must be paid to the Official Receiver/Trustee in bankruptcy to contribute towards or satisfy the debts owed to your creditors. Should the windfall/inheritance exceed the amount due to your creditors, then the balance will be returned to you by the Trustee in bankruptcy.
  • Whilst you are bankrupt, you can't apply for more credit
  • If you own your own home, it might have to be sold (but you may be able to apply to your local authority for re-housing)
  • Some of your possessions might have to be sold, for example, you will usually lose your car and any luxury items you own
  • Some professions don't let people who have been made bankrupt carry on working
  • If you own a business, it is more than likely that the Official Receiver will close down your business, dismiss your employees and sell off the assets.
  • Going bankrupt can affect your immigration status
  • You cannot keep your bankruptcy private. A list of bankrupt people is published on the internet and your case could also be published in your local newspaper

The team will only recommend personal bankruptcy help in the UK as a viable solution to serious debt problems if there is no alternative solution.

If you would like to avoid personal bankruptcy, then please get in touch and ask us for alternative solutions to your debt problems For FREE Personal Bankruptcy help in the UK call 0800 074 6918 to speak to the Personal Bankruptcy help team.

 
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