People Considering Bankruptcy 'Should Get Advice That's Fair, Right And Impartial'posted on 11 August 2010 | posted in General Category | ( 0 ) CommentsConsumers struggling with debt and facing bankruptcy should get advice from specialists as there are many options available, suggests an expert. Darren Perks, team leader and debt advisor at Integrity Financial Services Limited, believes that coping with uncontrollable financial difficulties is never easy, so getting advice is useful. He was commenting on the news that the former Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson is facing bankruptcy, which has been highly publicised. It is thought that 'Fergie' will be looking into alternatives, but bankruptcy is her best option by far and it would certainly ease her situation and make her debt free. Mr Perks said "In the majority of cases bankruptcy is the most suitable option. However, this is not always the case and is just one of a range of options available, as many people are able to agree a repayment arrangement with creditors." Furthermore, consumers in financial difficulty could consider an IVA or a Debt Management Program, as well as other solutions like Full and Final Settlements, depending on their individual circumstances. Integrity is predicting a vast rise in the number of personal insolvencies in the coming months, especially bankruptcy. We offer full support and advice that's fair and impartial. We also consider the individuals actual circumstances, which means we can deal with people on a more personal and friendly basis. Integrity also considers it's clients as 'clients for life' and also can advise them in the future with things such as pensions, mortgages and life insurances. If you have any concerns about your debts, then please contact Integrity today for the best advice that's totally impartial on 01743 272900 Share this blog entry:
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