KATIE Price is looking to buy two more horses – despite being made bankrupt. Katie, 42, is hoping to snap up a new dressage horse from overseas and has also been looking at ponies for her youngest daughter Bunny, six. 6 Katie Price wants to buy a new horse from HollandCredit: Getty Images – Getty…
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Our memory is short and lessons from the past may not always ward off the doom. This is especially true of the VUCA environment we live in, that is Volatile, Uncertain, Complex and Ambiguous. Repeatedly we witness, overconfident and over enthused entrepreneurs erupting on the business stage with their disruptive but complex business models and…
The number of people going financially insolvent after being unable to pay their debts across England and Wales fell by 5% in the first three months of this year. ome 29,140 personal insolvencies were recorded between January and March, the Insolvency Service said. It said the number of insolvencies was 5% lower than in the…
A Blackburn fraudster who had been made bankrupt tried to hide his inheritance by putting it in his wifes bank account, a court heard. Dad-of-three Neil Thomas Maloney was declared bankrupt in December 2015 after he owed creditors a total of 17,848.30. The car parts dealer was due to be discharged from his bankruptcy in…
By David Milliken LONDON (Reuters) Company insolvencies in England and Wales fell to their lowest level in more than 30 years during the first three months of this year, as government support measures helped businesses hit by the coronavirus pandemic to ward off bankruptcy. Britain suffered its sharpest fall in economic output in more than…
The High Court has refused to approve a Personal Insolvency Arrangement (PIA) under which a pensioner would be making mortgage repayments on her home until she was aged 98. In what is regarded as an important test case, Mr Justice Mark Sanfey said 69-year-old Ann Fennell, who owes Ulster Bank some 72,500, would not be…
With the fallout from the novel coronavirus pandemic for many being either job loss or business closures, the possibility of needing to find shelter under the provisions of the Insolvency Act is all too real. What happens, however, to your lease? As the tenant who needs rescue, are you likely to be kicked out of…
The High Court has refused to approve a pensioners Personal Insolvency Arrangement (PIA) involving her making mortgage repayments on her home until she was aged 98. In what is regarded as an important test case, Mr Justice Mark Sanfey said 69-year-old Ann Fennell, who owes Ulster Bank some 72,500, would not be reasonably likely to…
A High Court judge has refused to approve a pensioner’s Personal insolvency Arrangement which would have seen her continue to make mortgage repayments on her home till she was 98 years of age. The ruling was made in a Limerick appeal in what is being regarded as a key test case. Mr Justice Mark Sanfey…