Bankruptcy is a way of writing off your debts if you have no other way to pay them.

Bankruptcy in the UK: A Fresh Start for a Debt-Free Life

Is Bankruptcy right for me?

Bankruptcy might be suitable for you if:

  • You owe £5,000 or more in unsecured debts.
  • You have limited income or assets to repay your debts.
  • Other debt solutions, such as a Debt Management Plan (DMP) or Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA), are not suitable.
  • You are looking for a definitive way to resolve your financial difficulties.

Key Features of Bankruptcy

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Tailored to Severe Financial Distress

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Fixed Timeframe

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Protection from Creditors

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Debt Relief

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Why Consider Bankruptcy?

Bankruptcy is not a decision to take lightly, but for many, it offers the most effective route to financial freedom. Here’s why you might consider it:

  • Clear Your Debts: Bankruptcy allows you to wipe the slate clean and focus on rebuilding your life.
  • Stop Creditor Harassment: Once bankruptcy is in place, creditors must stop all contact with you.
  • Affordable Process: Bankruptcy fees can be spread out, making it accessible for those in financial distress.
  • Legal Protection: You are legally protected from further creditor actions, such as court orders or bailiff visits.

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Debts Covered by Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy can write off most unsecured debts, including:

  • Credit card debt
  • Personal loans
  • Payday loans
  • Store cards
  • Council tax arrears
  • Utility bill arrears

The Bankruptcy Process: Step-by-Step

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Speak to our qualified debt specialist

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Submit Your Bankruptcy Application

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Official Receiver Appointment

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Monthly Contributions (If Applicable)

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Discharge from Bankruptcy

Got Bank Ruptcy Questions? We’ve Got Answers!

Frequently Asked Question

If you own property, it may be sold to repay your debts. However, this depends on your circumstances, and protections may apply.

You may be able to keep your car if it’s essential for work or daily needs and its value is modest.

No, once bankruptcy is approved, creditors cannot take legal action or contact you directly.

Bankruptcy typically lasts 12 months, after which most debts are written off.

Take the First Step Towards Financial Freedom

Bankruptcy can provide the relief and protection you need to start over. If you’re struggling with debt, don’t wait—speak to our experts today for free, confidential advice.