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What is Bankruptcy?

Bankruptcy is a method of dealing with debts which you can not possibly repay. It is normally seen as a last resort; after all other options for repaying debt have been exhausted. If you are declared bankrupt, you will no longer have to repay your creditors yourself and the court will protect you from any further actions that your creditors threaten against you.
Bankruptcy has a poor stigma attached to it because bankruptcies are publicly advertised and means that the bankrupt individual no longer has control over his/her assets. Your assets are shared out fairly between your creditors (those you owe money to). However, bankruptcy should still be considered as an insolvency option as it frees the debtor from overwhelming debts to make a fresh start (with a few restrictions). Bankruptcy can provide peace of mind by offering the chance to be free from debt after just twelve months.If you do face bankruptcy, consider the alternatives. An Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) is an alternative debt solution to bankruptcy.
There are two kinds of bankruptcy and two bankruptcy registers. Indvidual bankruptcy includes individuals, partners and sole traders. Commercial bankruptcies include insolvency procedures for companies and partnerships.

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Bankruptcy Advantages/Disadvantages

Advantages Responsibility for paying your debt is taken away from you immediately and you are protected from your creditors by the court.

Advantages You may have to make a monthly contribution towards your debt while you are bankrupt, but this is based only on what you can afford.

Advantages You will normally be debt free in 1 year or less.

Disadvantages You will have to pay an up-front court fee and administration charge to the court of between £250 and £300

Disadvantages You will be required by the court to realise valuable assets including equity on your home, expensive jewellery, antiques, expensive cars, and so on. Essentially you lose control of your assets.

Disadvantages Bankruptcy is a public proceeding and your name will appear in the local paper and the London Gazette.

Disadvantages You cannot continue to practise as a professional person or a director of a company during the period of bankruptcy.

Disadvantages A note of your bankruptcy will be kept on your credit file for 6 years, which means, even after being discharged (released) from your bankruptcy, you may find it difficult to get credit or a mortgage.

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