Read First – Information on Debt
I would suggest that you do read ALL of the document, that was originally on the Bankruptcy Association’s website. After reading it you will have a better understanding as to why, there are so many companies out there wanting to help with your debt. Thie document can be read here on the Useful Information tab above also.
Common Forms and Information Relating to Debt to Download
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Income and Expenditure Notes
If you are downloading and completing the Income and Expenditure, YOU WILL want to read this document also.
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Income and Expenditure Budget Planner
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Full and Final Notes
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Full and Final Settlement Pro-rata Split
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Court Forms to Download Check that They are In Date
Bankruptcy-Petition-Form-6.27
Bankruptcy-Form-6.28
Court Form IAA ( Insolvency Act Application Notice)
Court Form IAA Guidance Notes
Court Form N244 Application Notice
Court Form N245 Application for Suspension or Variation
Court Form N9A Specified Amount Response
Court Form EX160 Apply for Fee Remission
Consumer Credit Act
Dealing with Creditors
Hire Purchase and Debt
Struggling with Council Tax Tips
Complaint Against Bailiff
Guidance to the Mortgage Repossessions
Business Debts
If you are using any of the court documents listed above, then please check that you have the most up-to-date version. Also, don’t forget, if you are going to tackle doing your own debt solution(S) then do get as much advice as possible! Generally the forms do not change much, the forms listed above can be used for reference until you have verified that you have the most up to date version.
Debt Advice Handbook Recommendation
The Debt Advice Handbook is a very useful and factual debt advice book! Reading the sections that are relevant to your situation will give you an insight as to what creditors will do next. Reading and absorbing the information will also help you to get the best and timely solution for your debt problem.
What are the Best Books to Help Me With Debt?
There are a number of books that I consider excellent for helping you to get out of debt. Two of the books are rather technical, but will show you what can be done to prevent further creditor action! The other books are there to assist you if you are just wanting to reduce your debt.
If You are Facing Eviction or Repossession
If you are being threatened with Eviction or Repossession, then you may find the Defending Possession Proceedings book of use. OK, I will admit that it is very technical, but you should find it helpful if you are trying to defend an eviction or repossession.
Just Buying a Book on Debt Will Not Solve Your Debt Problems
If you just go ahead and buy the book, they will not solve your debt problems. But, if you buy them and proactively act upon the information that you glean from the book, then you stand a damn good chance of winning. Remember, from now on, every letter you get from a creditor, you should act upon it immediately!
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Debt Advice Handbook To understand the law relating to Debt, this is a must have book! It contains the essential information needed by advisers dealing with debt problems. | |
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Defending Possession Proceedings: is the key ‘homelessness prevention’ handbook | |
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How to Get Out of Debt is an eight-stage strategy that enables readers to pay off debt and fix their finances for good. This book has it all covered. | |
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How to Live for Free - I have done a full review on the book here: How to Live for Free | |
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The Money Diet - revised and updated: The ultimate guide to shedding pounds off your bills and saving money on everything! | |
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Bankruptcy, Insolvency an the Law is a concise guide to the processes underpinning bankruptcy and personal insolvency. | |
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With this Book, readers can learn how to complain in a way that is more likely to lead to a successful resolution. The book is also filled with helpful case studies, giving readers real-world examples of how to navigate the process of complaining. Overall, Complaining Cow is an invaluable resource for anyone wishing to properly and effectively make a complaint. | |
