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Some 23,872 firms went out of business last year, the Insolvency Service said (Joe Giddens/PA) Company collapses in England and Wales fell last year, according to new official figures, but experts warned of more uncertainty for firms in the coming months. Some 23,872 companies went out of business in 2024, the Insolvency Service said, down…
While states have cheered the new tax revenue from sports gambling, some new studies have linked the burgeoning industry to lower consumer credit scores, higher credit card debt and less household savings. With access on their cellphones, gamblers can bet more often and easily than in traditional casinos, heightening concerns about problem gambling and the…
The number of people going financially insolvent in England and Wales last year was 14% higher than in 2023, driven by debt relief orders jumping to a record high, according to the Insolvency Service (Anthony Devlin/PA) PA Archive The number of people going financially insolvent in England and Wales last year was 14% higher than…
According to the latest government statistics, the number of registered company insolvencies across the UK has decreased to 23,872, reflecting a reduction of 5% compared to 2023. Stephen Goderski, Partner at restructuring and insolvency firm PKF Littlejohn Advisory, notes that while a decline in insolvencies is welcome news, businesses are not out of the woods…
©Shutterstock.com James Whitaker*, 35, first gambled at around the age of 12, playing Italian Roulette with real money . In his late 20s, he got hooked playing Blackjack at a casino in California. The rush of gambling was potent and intoxicating. It wiped out logic and reason. Read Next: Suze Orman Says If You’re Doing…
The number of people going financially insolvent in England and Wales last year was 14% higher than in 2023, driven by debt relief orders (DROs) jumping to a record high, according to the Insolvency Service. Some 117,947 personal insolvencies were registered in 2024, 14% higher than the 103,434 recorded in 2023. Within the total, there…
Personal insolvencies jumped by 14% annually in 2024 across England and Wales Evening Standard Read the original article here
Jay Leno’s Three-Word Response Shuts Down Rumors That Recent Injuries Are Connected to Gambling Debts MSN Read the original article here
December insolvencies down by a quarter year-on-year Insider.co.uk Read the original article here