Insolvency Resources

The number of businesses failing across England and Wales is falling, according to new Insolvency Service figures.

Some 26,030 people went insolvent in England and Wales in the third quarter, although this number is still 7% lower than the same period a year ago, according to Insolvency Service figures.

Following an increase in zombie companies and the recent recession, many unsecured creditors are now wondering… Will I ever get my money back when a company goes pop?

New State-backed insolvency deals will fail to lift large numbers of people out of debt …

Licensing conditions proposed by the Gambling Commission may not adequately protect customers against the risk of losing their money or credits if gambling operators become insolvent …

Insolvency insurance is a niche area of the insurance market. It operates very differently to the general insurance market, and is driven purely by the unique demands of Insolvency Practitioners …

A glossary of common terminology used in the insolvency industry. Terms used in personal insolvency and company insolvency processes.

What needs to be done and in what order, from understanding whether a formal insolvency procedure is an option for you, to how to file for one of the forms of insolvency, and what happens after that.

This guide shows you what needs to be done and in what order, from deciding whether bankruptcy is an option for you to petitioning for bankruptcy and understanding what happens after that.