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In a recent case a Russian oligarch feared for his life and was, apparently, the victim of a burglary conjured up by his ex-wife. And to make matters worse the ex-wife was accused of threatening to get him deported from the UK.
The number of Scottish debts is on the increase. They rose by more than a third in the last quarter.
Inverclyde Council is the first Scottish Council to provide its residents with real-time help with debt. And with this being the first time which a council has provided live chat facilities no doubt some of Scotland’s other councils will soon follow suit. With the new service being available on the councils website.
As Stephen Cowan tells Scottish Business Insider, there are a variety of common sense measures which businesses can take to reduce the negative effects of bad debt.
In September two apparently contradictory headlines appeared in Glasgow’s Herald newspaper. The first stated that there had been a ‘Massive Drop in Scottish Court Cases Since 2008’. Indeed the latest figures disclose a decrease of some 54% in court actions from 2008 to where we are today. Two thirds of them were settled in favour of the creditor. The second headline declared a ‘Rise in Householders Struggling to Pay Bills’.
According to a recent statement from Direct Line Insurance, more than 8 million people risk their relationship with their partner by hiding the fact that they are in debt. The Insurance Company has also stated that a staggering 460,000 people have said that they would not have commenced a relationship if their partner had not told them about their borrowings.
It has been reported recently that collectors have been paying hundreds of pounds for the very first batch of banknotes that went into circulation last September - with rare editions fetching anything from double the value to £80,000 at auction.
The total value of UK business judgments rose sharply - by 25% - during the first quarter of the year, according to figures released today by TrustOnline.
The Registry Trust, the agency responsible for recording judgment information, has reported sharp increases in both English business and consumer debt. Indeed, so far as consumer debt is concerned, the amount of consumer debt is the highest since current records, dating back to Q1 2005, began.
Stephen Cowan, Managing Director of Yuill + Kyle, is chairing this timely conference at BT Murrayfield which will provide delegates with a thorough examination of current issues.
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