The Insolvency Service released their latest statistics today from Q4 2010. We pick out the not-so-obvious conclusions from the data.
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2010 Q4 Personal Insolvency Statistics – some not so obvious conclusions
by Andrew_F_Smith on February 4th, 2011
Is personal debt on the decline?
by Nazma Noor on January 21st, 2011
A recent report by the Insolvency Service showed that levels of personal insolvency are starting to decline. The Insolvency Service, the government agency responsible for administering the insolvency system in England and Wales, publishes data on the number of people entering into bankruptcies, individual voluntary arrangements and debt relief orders. They make their data publicly [...]
Debt. Always with us?
by Andrew_F_Smith on January 19th, 2011
ClearDebt take another look into the their debtor database and show their findings on how long it takes people to pay their debts, including some extreme examples such as the person who would need 694 years to become debt free
The Micawber Principle – Who owes more than they can repay?
by Andrew_F_Smith on January 13th, 2011
Spending more than you earn is the quickest route to misery – so said Dicken’s character Mr Micawber – we look at people with debt worries and the numbers that can’t make ends meet.
Insolvency Statistics in Motion
by Paul Gailey on August 3rd, 2010
The Insolvency Service recently published annual statistics for the period 2000 to 2009, covering bankruptcies, debt relief orders (DROs) and Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs) in England and Wales by geographical areas. Using an interactive motion chart, ClearDebt have republished this data to display the evolution of personal insolvencies by district.
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