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Credit Crunch Biting? How To Avoid Bankruptcy

Guest Contributor @ December 10, 2008 # No Comment Yet

Ebbs and flow in revenue generation are a fact of life, even for the super-rich. But when income appears to dry up altogether, the idea of bankruptcy can seem like a blessed lifting of an intolerable burden.

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UK Small Business vs Non-Payers: The Verdict

Cyber PenDragon @ October 10, 2008 # No Comment Yet

As promised in our post titled ‘Small Claims Saga: Payment Gratefully Received’ (September 14) here is our answer to the question initially posed: ‘So, how easy is it for a small business in England to recover debts from non-paying customers?’

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Small Claims Saga: Payment Gratefully Received

Cyber PenDragon @ September 14, 2008 # No Comment Yet

Would the cheque be honoured or bounced? Had one of the other claimants already filed a Third Party Debt Order, freezing First Metal’s account? I could almost hear the excuse; a voice saying, ‘But I tried to pay! It’s not my fault that someone like you has frozen my account’.

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Small is Beautiful [Umbrellas for the Self-employed]

Guest Contributor @ August 13, 2008 # No Comment Yet

Raising the business drawbridge, many small and medium sized enterprises are opting to stay small, to avoid hiring employees, and burdening their bottom line with more bureaucracy.


Virtual Offices/Meeting Rooms — use normal office services as and when you need them without long term commitment.

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Small Claims Revisited

Cyber PenDragon @ June 7, 2008 # No Comment Yet

We’ve previously written about Money Claims Online, a website offering to speed up the legal claim process by allowing claims to be made over the Internet, as well as the Better Payment Practice Campaign website that offers advice on issuing reminders, collecting information, and charging extras such as interest and debt collection fees.

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