All news by: Mike Finch 19% of UK estate agents are at risk of going bust 31 July 2017 Mike Finch 0 comments 19% of estate agents in the UK currently exhibit warning signs that indicate they are at risk of going insolvent *. Our research shows that 4,928 estate agents out of a total 25,560 are showing signs of financial distress. Read more Interest rate rise set to cost households £3.4bn in first year alone 24 July 2017 Mike Finch 0 comments An interest rate rise of just 0.5% would cost households an extra £3.4 billion in interest payments in just the first year. Read more Director bans lengthen as the Insolvency Service cracks down 3 May 2017 Mike Finch 0 comments The number of company directors receiving longer bans for corporate wrongdoing has hit a six-year high as the Insolvency Service continues its crackdown on rule-breaking directors. Read more Insolvency Service clamps down on bankrupt gamblers and speculators 30 April 2017 Mike Finch 0 comments The Insolvency Service is clamping down on individuals who have become bankrupt as a result of ‘gambling, speculation or unnecessary extravagance’. Read more
19% of UK estate agents are at risk of going bust 31 July 2017 Mike Finch 0 comments 19% of estate agents in the UK currently exhibit warning signs that indicate they are at risk of going insolvent *. Our research shows that 4,928 estate agents out of a total 25,560 are showing signs of financial distress. Read more
Interest rate rise set to cost households £3.4bn in first year alone 24 July 2017 Mike Finch 0 comments An interest rate rise of just 0.5% would cost households an extra £3.4 billion in interest payments in just the first year. Read more
Director bans lengthen as the Insolvency Service cracks down 3 May 2017 Mike Finch 0 comments The number of company directors receiving longer bans for corporate wrongdoing has hit a six-year high as the Insolvency Service continues its crackdown on rule-breaking directors. Read more
Insolvency Service clamps down on bankrupt gamblers and speculators 30 April 2017 Mike Finch 0 comments The Insolvency Service is clamping down on individuals who have become bankrupt as a result of ‘gambling, speculation or unnecessary extravagance’. Read more