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Why We Do Things Differently at Churchill Recovery Solutions
We’re strive to not be a big, faceless agency that treats debt like a numbers game. At Churchill Recovery Solutions, we believe we’re a bit more hands-on than most. We get involved, we ask the right questions, and we try to really understand what our clients are dealing with. That’s where the real results come…
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How to Deal with Bailiffs Chasing You for Money
Dealing with bailiffs can be stressful, but it’s important to approach the situation calmly and methodically. Bailiffs, also known as enforcement agents, are hired to collect debts. Understanding your rights and taking the right steps can help you manage the situation effectively. 1. Understand Your Rights Bailiffs must follow strict rules when collecting debts. They cannot:…
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Arrears Prevention: A Proactive Approach to Financial Stability
Arrears, or unpaid financial obligations, can quickly escalate into a significant challenge for individuals and businesses alike. Whether it’s overdue rent, mortgage payments, utility bills, or loan installments, falling behind on payments can lead to financial instability, strained relationships, and potential legal action. The key to managing arrears is prevention—taking proactive steps to avoid falling…
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Building Strong Customer Relationships to Improve Payment Times
In business, relationships are everything—especially those with your customers. Positive customer relations contribute to satisfaction, repeat business, and even glowing endorsements. However, a lesser-known benefit of strong relationships is that they can lead to more punctual payments, strengthening your cash flow. The reality is simple: the better your relationship, the less likely customers will delay payments.…
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Building Strong Customer Relationships to Improve Payment Times
In business, relationships are everything—especially those with your customers. Positive customer relations contribute to satisfaction, repeat business, and even glowing endorsements. However, a lesser-known benefit of strong relationships is that they can lead to more punctual payments, strengthening your cash flow. The reality is simple: the better your relationship, the less likely customers will delay payments.…
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What Happens to Debt When a Loved One Passes Away?
Questions about handling the debts of a deceased loved one are common in the financial world. Here’s a breakdown of what happens to different types of debts and estates in these situations. Sole Debtors If the debt is solely in the deceased’s name, it generally does not transfer to other individuals. Upon their passing, the Legal…