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Should Investors Be Worried About UK Debt Levels?
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Funeral Expenses Debt – Handle With Care
Funeral debts like any other debt still need to be recovered, but with debts due to rising funeral costs rising, it’s more important than ever to find a sympathetic debt recovery firm to do the sensitive work for you. No company wants to risk gaining a reputation for chasing money from bereaved families so it’s…
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Are Households And Companies On A New Debt Binge?
UK households and businesses have been busy binging on credit according to reports in the Times recently. This could well increase the pressure on already indebted households to keep up with their repayments. According to the Times people are spending their loans on cars, mortgages and business loans which suggests that people are confident enough…
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How To Collect Your Past Due Accounts
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CCJ Increase Could Be A Sign Of Difficulties To Come In 2016
The UK’s GDP growth has been steady, if unspectacular in the last 12 months while unemployment levels have fallen, but new figures released on CCJs hint that dark clouds may be on the horizon for the economy. According to figures from 2015, 56% of claims made to the County Court resulted in CCJs. CCJs are…
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Npower Fined £26m Over Billing And Complaint Handling
IT system problems were behind Npower’s failure to treat customers fairly on billing and the handling of complaints. When it comes to debt recovery, the importance of keeping adequate records about clients and customers cannot be overstated. Recording bills that have and have not been paid is one of the basics of accounting in business,…
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Councils Perform Better At Debt Recovery Than The Government
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Former Business Secretary Says UK Is Heading For Reality Check
The former business secretary who was one of the first senior politicians to warn of a looming financial crisis in 2007 once again predicts problems on the horizon for the economy due in part to unsustainable levels of debt. Cable highlighted high levels of household debt, and runaway house price inflation as two areas of…
