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Learn about Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy should be a last resort when it comes to debt management.
Read our guides to find out if there's a more suitable debt solution for you that would mean you could avoid declaring Bankruptcy.
- What is Bankruptcy?
- What are the advantages of Bankruptcy?
- What are the disadvantages of Bankruptcy?
- What does Bankruptcy cost?
- Will you lose your house?
- Will you lose your assets?
- Could you avoid declaring Bankruptcy?
- How long does Bankruptcy last and what effect will it have on your credit rating?
- What is a Bankruptcy Restriction Order?
What are the advantages of Bankruptcy?
If you are in completely unmanageable debt then Bankruptcy may be your only option and can provide you with some financial relief.
1. Stress relieved
Financial pressures are lifted and you will no longer have to deal with your creditors and lenders.
2. Keep your possessions
You won't be forced to sell all of your possessions - you can keep things like household goods, sofas, clothing, etc.
3. Debt written off
After the sale of your assets, any remaining debt you have will be
written off.
Long term implication
Bankruptcy can have serious consequences for your future, it is important to consider the disadvantages when you are thinking about bankruptcy, you should also keep in mind that there may be alternative debt solutions that you could qualify for.



