Bankruptcy

The number of bankruptcies in the UK doubled in the first quarter of this year following a change in legislation which reduced the time before a bankrupt is considered discharged.

Bankruptcy, however, is not an easy option as it stays on your financial records for at least six years and can lead to the loss of your home.

For impartial advice from one of our bankruptcy specialists call us FREE now on 0800 899 9188 and find out what your options are.

To request a call back please complete the form on the right, or click on the Contact Us tab above ,and one of our bankruptcy specialists will call you back at a time to suit your convenience.

For many people there are other debt solutions which will not have such a far reaching impact on their life as bankruptcy. To find out more about these solutions and get debt help you can talk to one of our specialist debt counsellors who can help you make the best choice.

Bankruptcy – the advantages

Once you are discharged from bankruptcy you are no longer liable for any of the debts included in the bankruptcy proceedings

Bankruptcy – some of the disadvantages

  • Any of your assets can be sold, including your car and home
  • You will not be able to work in the Police Force, Armed Forces, Local Council or Government. Private sector employers will also often perform a credit check on potential employees.
  • You can’t act as a director of a company
  • You need court permission to take any part in the management of a limited company
  • Any member of your family, or your employer could be scrutinised in court if the Official Receiver believes this will help the investigation
  • The bankruptcy order will stay on your credit file for six years
  • If a bankruptcy restriction order is granted you won’t be able to act as a school governor, Member of Parliament or a member of your Local Authority.

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