Category: <span>Debt Reovery</span>

Benefits of not having a credit card

Certainly, there are several benefits to not having a credit card. While credit cards can be valuable financial tools when used responsibly, they are not for everyone. For some individuals, avoiding credit cards can lead to greater financial security and peace of mind. Here are some of the benefits of not having a credit card:…




Preventing Debt in Business

Preventing debt in a business is a critical aspect of financial management that can help ensure long-term sustainability and profitability. Here are key strategies to avoid accumulating excessive debt: Effective Financial Planning: Start with a well-thought-out business plan that includes realistic financial projections. Set clear financial goals, create budgets, and regularly monitor your financial performance…




What should you do if you are in financial distress?

Financial distress is a challenging and often overwhelming situation that can occur when an individual or organisation is unable to meet their financial obligations. It can result from various factors such as unexpected expenses, job loss, excessive debt, or poor financial management. When faced with financial distress, it’s crucial to take immediate and strategic actions…




Staying on Track: How to Avoid Falling Behind on Your Rent

Rent is one of the most significant monthly expenses for many individuals and families. Falling behind on rent payments can lead to financial stress, strained relationships with landlords, and even the risk of eviction. However, with careful planning and proactive measures, it is possible to stay on track and avoid falling behind on your rent….




What are the causes of business debt?

The effects of business debt can be catastrophic; without finance to pay wages, purchase new inventory or repay debts, businesses cannot function as they should. This throws a spanner in the works when it comes to developing staff skills and product/service quality – something banks take into account before offering support. It takes just one…




Does Debt Die With You?

What happens to debt when you die? When you pass, your unpaid debts are not forgotten. It’s the executor of your Will that is legally obliged to distribute any remaining debt among rightful creditors. But be warned – if a debt exceeds the value of an estate it can leave those behind unable to make…




Paying bills and expenses after someone dies

When someone passes away, settling their estate involves discharging all outstanding debts and managing expenses related to their death – such as funeral costs. It’s important to ensure that a deceased person leaves behind a legacy of balance for those left behind. When someone has died, their estate is liable for paying their outstanding debts….




WHICH TYPE OF BUSINESSES USUALLY USE A DEBT COLLECTION AGENCY?

Whether it is simply for advice surrounding problem invoices or for an ongoing credit control service, debt collection agencies are used by thousands of businesses of all kinds across the UK. Why do companies use external providers when it comes to debt collection and credit control: Regain time and resource to focus on newer invoices…




Late Payment – what are my rights if a supplier refuses to pay on time?

As a small business owner, getting paid on time for all your transactions is essential. A late payment to a small business affects the business in many ways, from potentially not being able to pay staff or not being able to pay rent on time. What is the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act…




Credit management and debt recovery specialists

Churchill Recovery Solutions aim to improve the cash flow of our clients. Our managed legal service means we support you through legal action to ensure you recover the money that’s rightfully yours. Our fully trained staff are able to advise and navigate you through the legal process from starting a claim through to enforcement if…