Business Liquidation Services Market

USA, New Jersey- According to Market Research Intellect, the global Business Liquidation Services market in the Internet, Communication and Technology category is projected to witness significant growth from 2025 to 2032. Market dynamics, technological advancements, and evolving consumer demand are expected to drive expansion during this period.

The market for business liquidation services has grown steadily as more businesses encounter financial difficulties and require expert liquidation support. Many businesses choose liquidation as a way to settle debts and shut down operations due to variables like market conditions, economic downturns, and growing competition….

What has been described as an “unprecedented level of debt,” the harsh economy has many Aussies struggling. As 2025 kicks off, one lender noted that brokers can help clients get their finances in order.

January is a troublesome time of year. Many are coming back to work after spending in excess over the break.

In fact, according to Pepper Money, debt in Australia has surged to over $2.1 trillion. Credit cards make up a large chunk of this, with a reported 12,132,305 credit cards in circulation nationally, as of October 2024.

Barry Saoud, general manager of mortgages and commercial lending at Pepper Money, described a culmination of high interest rates, stubborn inflation, and the unavoidable costs of the…

In this month’s edition of MoneyHelper’s monthly financial guidance column, Claudine Bell, Regional Manager for the South-East at the Money and Pensions Service (MaPS), talks about debt and how you can get free support.

1. What is problem debt?

Debt can happen in lots of different ways; you might borrow money on a credit card or loan and then find you struggle to keep up with the agreed repayments.

Or you may not have enough money to cover council tax or energy bill and start getting letters and calls asking you to repay the money you owe.

If something like this is happening to you then it’s time to seek help.

But don’t worry, there are friendly, non-judgemental debt advisers who can support you…

On April 1 2025, the energy price cap, which is the maximum amount suppliers can charge, will rise by 6.4%. This is the third consecutive quarterly increase, and a rise of 9.4% compared with the limit set the previous April, which amounts to an increase of £159 on the typical bill.

Meanwhile, benefits such as universal credit are being increased by only 1.7%, which will mean those on low incomes will find it challenging to pay for the energy they need. The increase is so low because, every April, benefits rise in line with the rate of overall inflation…

I. Introduction

Leading cases show Quistclose trusts being used by companies nearing insolvency.Footnote ¹ Their use in this context raises serious normative problems: allowing a lender or, in a Re Kayford trust, a purchaser, to make itself a beneficiary may prefer that lender or purchaser to the borrower’s other creditors. Use of funds subject to a Quistclose trust to pay a debt of the trustee may prefer the payee to the trustee’s other creditors. Because Quistclose trusts are not registered, outsiders to such trusts, such as borrower companies’ non-trust creditors, may mistakenly believe trust funds to be trust-free. These problems should be considered in deciding whether and when to recognise and enforce such trusts.

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In its final days in office, the Biden administration finalized a rule to eliminate nearly $50 billion in medical debt from 15 million Americans’ credit reports. But the rule betrays a complete misunderstanding of health economics — and like former President Biden’s other market interventions, it may only serve to make Americans worse off.

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TV presenter Gail Porter has spoken out about her fears of facing homelessness again after being declared bankrupt and spending time on her friends’ sofas

TV presenter Gail Porter has candidly shared that she still harbours a fear of becoming homeless, years after experiencing it firsthand.

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Chatting with hosts Adil Ray and Charlotte Hawkins, the Scottish TV star…