Sitemap

• Home
• Liquidation
  • Creditors Voluntary Liquidation
  • Compulsory Liquidation
  • Members Voluntary Liquidation
  • Pre Pack Liquidation
  • Do's and Don'ts
  • Creditor Order of Priority
  • Company Dissolution
• Pre Pack Insolvency
  • Pre Pack Administration
  • Pre Pack Liquidation
  • Phoenix Company
  • Statement of Insolvency Practice 16
  • Transferring Employees
  • Re-Use of a Similar Name
  • Financing the Purchase
  • Choosing the Right Professionals
• Administration
  • Company Administration
  • Pre-Pack Administration
  • Do's and Don'ts
  • Creditor Order of Priority
• CVA
  • CVA FAQ's
• Company Turnaround
  • Warning Signs
  • Rescue
  • Restructure
  • Recovery
• Commercial Finance
  • Asset Finance
    • Hire Purchase
    • Leasing
  • Invoice Finance
    • Invoice Discounting
    • Invoice Factoring
  • Trade Finance
  • Asset Based Lending
  • Bridging Finance
  • Commercial Mortgages
  • Finance Consultants
• Personal Debt Solutions
  • IVA's
  • Bankruptcy
  • Debt Management
  • Debt Consolidation
  • Sole Trader
  • Residential Mortgages
  • Secured Loans
• FAQ's
• Contact Finance7
• Blog & News
• Site Map

Web Log Entries

• Inflation Drops in October
• Company Confidence Dropping
• Personal Insolvencies Drop
• Plymouth Come Out of Administration
• JJB Still Struggling
• Olympic Village Contractor to Enter Admin
• Retail Sales Better Than Expected
• UK Inflation Increases
• Personal Insolvencies Expected to Jump Up
• OFT Targets Debt Management Companies
• Fuel Consumption Cut By A Staggering 1.7Bn Litres
• £22.5 Million Written Off Every Day
• Tough Year Ahead for Retailers
• Fatboy Slim's Record Label Fighting Winding Up Order
• Public Borrowing In August Higher Than Expected
• 1.8m Brits Take On Debts For Sandy Beaches
• Retail Sector Struggling
• Tough Year for the Insolvency Service
• Pre Pack Saves Jobs at Redcare
• Rushden & Diamonds in Administration
• £20 Million Written Off Every Day
• Sven Forces Former Advisor into Liquidation
• Liquidations Down Last Year
• Business Insolvencies Fall Again
• House Prices Fall
• Plymouth Takeover May Be Close
• HMRC Owed £22m in Unpaid Football Taxes in 2010
• JJB Announce Second CVA in as Many Years
• Company CCJs See Large Fall
• Plymouth Argyle Deducted 10 Points
• RBS Losses Drop
• JJB Still Struggling
• Redundancies Could be About to Rise
• Apprenticeships in England to Reach Record Levels
• Distressed Company Buyouts in Yorkshire Decreases
• Citizens Advice Feeling Effects of Cuts
• HMV Call in Insolvency Advisors
• Inflation Stretching Families' Finances
• Store Thefts on the Up
• Positive Signs in Insolvency Figures
• Millions Borrowing Money For Christmas
• Insolvency Service Shut Down Debt Solutions Company
• Record Petrol Prices Set To Continue Rising
• Calm Before the Storm
• Pay Gap Between Men and Women Shortens
• 1/5 Of Companies Worried
• Mid-Sized Companies Struggling
• 1800 Further Redundancies at Rok
• Government Borrowing at Record Levels
• UK Unemployment Drops
• Row Over Pontins Administration
• Insolvency Practitioners Expect Things to get Worse
• Debt Charity Urges Caution in 'Calm Before the Storm'
• Connaught Administrators Find £100m Debt
• Rok Goes Into Administration
• Middle Aged Women Worst Affected By Recession
• Suits You Goes into Administration
• Fraud on the Rise Again
• Dundee Latest Football Club in Administration
• Liverpool Could get hit with £60m Charge
• Another Wind Up at Hillsborough
• Seaside Residents Struggling
• Century Club Struggling
• Shares Outdoing Cash Isas
• More Money Problems at Pompey
• HMRC Toughen Their Stance with Archial
• More Than 1 in 10 Struggle to Make it Through to Payday
• Public Sector Borrowing Hits Record High for August
• Retailers Need to Utilise the Internet
• Blackpool Asked To Clarify Oyston Role
• New Plan For Banking Insolvencies
• Goldtrail Investigated
• Retail Sales See Surprise Slump
• Students Help Boost Employment Figures
• Public Sector Cuts Set to Disrupt Small Businesses
• Social Housing Group Going into Admin
• Construction Orders Falling
• Northern Companies Struggling
• The Haven Heading for Administration
• Directors Blaming Accountants for their Failings
• Clothing Company Struggling
• Fall in Corporate Insolvencies
• Another Travel Company Fails
• Unemployment Down in UK
• Personal Insolvency Drops in Second Quarter
• Pompey Win Court Case
• Real Estate Worst Hit in Recession
• Southend Fight Off HMRC Petition
• Holiday Makers Keen to Increase Their Debt
• Premier League Defends Controversial Rules
• House Prices Increase in June
• Retail Rising Once More
• Three Betting Companies Wound Up After Investigation
• Thousands in Debt Don't Want Help
• Bogus Insurance Claims On The Up
• HMRC Serve Petition Against Owls
• UK Retail Sales Beat Expectations
• House Sales Rise in June
• UK Borrowing Higher Than Expected
• Director Disqualifications Up
• HMRC Appeal Pompey CVA
• Government to Tackle Debt Problem
• UK Unemployment Down
• Inflation Down In June
• Corporate Insolvencies See Large Fall
• UK Manufacturing at its Best Rate for Over 15 Years
• Jobs Set to be Lost in Clachan Administration
• Premier League must abolish the ?football creditors rule? for the long term good of the game
• Southend Deny Administration Possibility
• June Sees Large Rise in New Car Sales
• Cardiff Face Another Winding Up Order
• Irish Insolvencies Up
• Graduate Unemployment May Hit Record Levels
• Men's Mag' Publisher Liquidated
• Vantis Nearing Administration
• Corporate Insolvencies Drop Again
• UK Car Sales Rise Yet Again
• HMRC Challenging Football Creditors Rule
• House Price Inflation Hits 8.5%
• Job Offers Up in UK
• Ex-Pompey Bosses Dodge Dealings
• Retail Sales Drop This Month
• Pompey To Submit CVA Proposal
• Loan Sharks Coming Under Attack
• UK economic growth revised up to 0.3%
• Car Industry Insolvencies Decrease
• Luxury Restaurant Goes into Administration
• Recession Lowered Pension Payments
• Corporate Insolvencies Up in Scotland
• Distressed Business Sales Up in North East
• Corporate Insolvencies Down In April
• CVAs See Growth In Polularity
• Derry's department store in Plymouth facing closure
• Unemployment Rises Yet Again
• House prices are still rising
• Retail Sales Drop in April
• UK interest rates kept on hold at record low of 0.5%
• Consumers Told to Seek Professional Advice
• Changes in Insolvency Rules
• Personal Insolvency To Get Even Worse
• House prices up 6.6% in past year
• Pompey On Road To Recovery
• Greece crisis: 'Contagion risk' for UK and Europe banks
• More Clubs Face Difficulties
• London leads in house price rises
• Insolvency Report Slammed
• JD Sports makes £4m bid to buy shoe retailer Faith
• Hotel Insolvencies Rocket
• Quinn May Sell Insurance Arm
• Unemployment to Hit 2.7 Million
• Tax Rises Necessary
• Mortgage exam 'needed for first-time house buyers'
• BAA Announce Ash Bill
• BP shares plunge after oil slick
• Personal Insolvency Still On The Up
• 160,000 companies in financial distress
• Hull Set for Talks with Creditors
• Mortgage lending in steady rise say banks
• Financial Problems Rising in Capital
• Farepak savers payout trebled
• Corporate Insolvencies Fall
• Accuma Goes Into Administration
• UK Economic Growth Slows to 0.2%
• UK borrowing hits record £163.4bn
• Will Hull Be Next?
• Shoe retailer Faith in administration
• UK Borrowing at Record High
• UK unemployment increases to 2.5 million
• Portsmouth's Debts Revealed
• UK inflation rate rises to 3.4%
• Air Restrictions Costing Millions
• Envy goes into administration
• Corporate Insolvency Falls
• Insolvency Expert Slams Government Plans
• Housing market sees spring bounce, estate agents say
• No Action Needed on Quinn Insurance
• Late payments causing small and medium sized firms to collapse
• Mortgage applications at pre-recession levels
• Cash Being Used Less and Less
• Northern Rock former directors fined and banned by FSA
• $6bn Hole in Fraud Case
• Laser goes into administration
• Pre Packs Consultation Launched
• Reader's Digest UK bought out of administration
• New Car Sales Up in March
• UK interest rates kept on hold at 0.5%
• Insolvency Process to be Modernised
• UK economy set to outpace most G7 peers, says OECD
• Denial Over Debt
• High Earners Hit With Higher Tax
• UK manufacturing grows at 15-year high, says survey
• Petrol Price Edges Closer to Record High
• UK economic growth unexpectedly revised up to 0.4%
• Jarvis Staff Facing Job Cuts
• Quinn insurance in administration
• A1 GP administrators put Ferraris on the market
• House Sales Improve in February
• Retail Sales Pick Back Up
• House Price Inflation Up Last Month
• Jarvis to call in administrators
• The 2010 Budget
• Mortgage lending still subdued, say banks
• Rent Deadline Threatens Retailers
• UK inflation falls sharply in February
• Portsmouth Administrator Previously Criticised
• Rent deadline threatens retailers
• UK Recovery to be 'Sluggish'
• A1 Speeds Towards New Buyer
• Lending to Businesses Drops
• Blacks Leisure rejects Sports Direct takeover offer
• ID Fraud on the Up
• Ethel Austin administrators confirm further job losses
• Piracy Set to Cost Billions
• Bank of England unanimous on interest rate freeze
• Unemployments Drops Once Again
• First-time home buyers face price rise
• Petrol Price Going to Hit Record High
• Chester football club wound up
• UK Air Travel Sees Record Low
• Scottish Insolvency Practice 'Unfit For Purpose'
• More Clubs on the Chopping Board?
• Vauxhall and Opel get £270m UK loans guarantee
• January Sees Slump in Mortgage Agreements
• Regus makes insolvency threat
• Insurance Payouts Surge Due to Snow
• Portsmouth FC administrators axe 85 jobs to cut costs
• Fraudsters Going 'Phishing'
• UK trade deficit widens to biggest in 17 months
• Retail Sales Improve in February
• Fish dealer Seatek in administration
• Mortgages Available on the Rise
• Tax Dodgers to be Named and Shamed
• Faulty Goods Costing Us Dear
• Metro Bank gets official go-ahead in UK High Street
• 'Brutal' Year For WPP
• Interest rates held at record low after one year at 0.5%
• 12 Prospects For Pompey
• UK service industry rebounds after snowy January
• Job Market Steadily Improving
• Exeter Northcott placed into administration
• 57% Of Us Don't Expect a Pay Rise
• Luminar's 49%-owned 3DE in administration
• Reader's Digest 'Opitmistic' of Finding Buyer
• Stoke City Completely Debt Free
• Lloyds Banking Group loses £24bn on bad debts in 2009
• The Inevitable Finally Happens
• GM To End Hummer Operation
• Royal Bank of Scotland set to announce £5bn loss
• Debt Relief Order Rules to Change
• Portsmouth move closer to entering administration
• Mortgage Approvals Slump in January
• Corporate Insolvency Drops Again
• Petrol Prices Fail to Fall
• Retail Sales Nose Dive in January
• Portsmouth Need To Sell To Continue
• Red Driving School's parent firm in administration
• Burberry Set to Cut Jobs
• Reader's Digest UK in administration
• Ithaca Due to Close
• UK inflation accelerates to 3.5%
• Credit Card Interest Rates Rising
• Manchester publishing company Costello Limited is closed down
• Unemployment Expected to Rise Once More
• British Olympic bosses step in to help skiers at Games
• Hotels Look Set to Struggle
• Bank of England's time-out for quantitative easing plan
• Ethel Austin announces job cuts
• D-Day for Pompey Delayed
• Mortgage rates hit record low as 90% mortgages make comeback
• Re-use of a company name after liquidation (section 216 of The Insolvency Act 1986) – Part 2
• Construction Firms Face Difficult 2010
• Harry Neal goes into receivership after Winding-up petition is issued
• Ethel Austin Back in Administration
• EMI Reports Huge Loss for Previous Financial Year
• Personal Debts Increase Yet Again
• Vantis receives 'going concern' warning
• Corporate Insolvency Drops
• Jetleys Packaging in administration
• Possible Hope for Pompey
• Vintage wine dealer Cockburns collapses after two centuries
• Portsmouth Football Clubs Problems Worsen
• Stirling Group in administration
• Acquisitions of Insolvent Companies Doubles
• Students in limbo as Hagley IT firm Advent goes bust
• Personal Insolvency Increases Due to Christmas
• 'Insolvency Lag' May Hit UK Businesses
• House Prices Begin Year on a Positive Note
• House prices could rise by 10% a year, Nationwide says
• Ford Finally Turns a Profit
• Mortgage approvals 'on the rise'
• H&M Profits climb by 21% due to large expansion
• Crystal Palace Latest
• Pound falls after weak GDP growth figures
• Insolvency In Football
• Crystal Palace enter Administration
• Adams Childrenswear falls into administration for the third time in three years.
• E-Clear founder to face freezing order
• Fraud losses 'cost the UK £30bn a year'
• Jessops liquidation plan approved
• Portsmouth FC fail to block winding-up petition
• E-Clear falls into administration in legal fight
• No word on E-Clear funds as deadline passes
• Union fears loss of 7,000 UK Cadbury jobs
• Obama outlines $117bn bank levy
• 300 jobs to go at Orange call centre in Bristol
• UK 'close to leaving recession'
• Japan Airlines 'to file for bankruptcy and cut 15,600 jobs'
• House prices up 1 per cent in December, says Halifax
• Freeze on UK interest rates continues
• Threshers and Victoria Wine live on
• Borrowers are picky about loans
• Availability of unsecured credit remains low, BoE finds
• House prices rise by 5.9% in 2009, says Nationwide
• Banks 'must lend more' next year
• Lehman administrators PwC repay $11bn to creditors
• Bank of England voted 9-0 for unchanged 0.5% rate
• UK economy remains in recession
• CBI predicts 'fragile' UK economic recovery
• UK?s public sector borrowing continues to soar
• Hundreds of jobs lost at failed airline
• Eurozone confirms inflation return
• Borders staff may lose jobs on Christmas Eve
• Rising house prices a problem not a solution, Treasury warned
• Summary of Chancellor's Pre-Budget Report
• Alistair Darling's Pre-Budget Report
• UK interest rate remains at 0.5%
• Directors call for SFO probe into Aero collapse
• MCR close down Borders' head office - Administration looking terminal
• Abbey reduces rates on high LTV products
• Most choice for first-time buyers since May: Moneysupermarket
• 1,700 jobs go as Corus mothballs plant
• Newcastle extends 80% LTV mortgage range
• Borders falls into administration
• House prices rise 0.5% in November
• Controversial Insolvency Service Proposals
• Focus gives Landlords Perspective – Accept CVA or We ‘Pre-pack’
• Pre-Pack Administration the way forward for furniture retailer
• Land Registry reports price rises for second month in a row
• Buy To Let Market Stabilises
• House Price Optimism
• Transferring Employees (TUPE) in a Pre-Pack Administration Sale
• Re-use of a company name after liquidation (section 216 of The Insolvency Act 1986)
• Nationwide 125% Mortgage