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Less than 10% of the British population can afford to live an average lifestyle. The high cost of living is forcing tens of thousands of Britons into debt – one person is becoming insolvent every three and a half minute in the UK, according to latest research. - A report

Negotiating Credit Card Debts With Creditors is the best way to get out of debt and staying away from being harassed by the creditors. More importantly, you can negotiate credit card debts yourself. Read this article for more information and tips on Negotiating Credit Card Debts With Creditors.

The creditors may apply for a charging order (property charging order) if you do not repay your debts. Here are some ways to stop a charging order

We get a lot of questions from our readers of YesDebtFree via the “Ask a Question” box. Apart from replying to each and every mail, we thought that we should publish answers to some common questions. In this article we have answered the most common questions about debt collection agencies and their harassments. If your question [...]

While applying for an administration order, you might come across several obstacles. Here are 6 most common problems faced by people while applying for administration orders in UK.

When Joanne walked through the doors of the bankruptcy court she was ready for war. She had armed herself with all the information on insolvency. Here she writes 5 real life tips to fight insolvency or bankruptcy in UK

It has taken her three and a half years to find the courage to write this article – it is time for her to be honest about why she had to become a bankrupt.

County Court Judgements (CCJ) and County Court Claims can be used by creditors to claim the money you owe them. But don’t get panicky about county court judgement enforcements. CCJs are just a fair process where the Court will decide whether you actually have to pay the amount or not and how you will repay it. Click on the link to learn more.

An overdraft is a service offered by banks that enables a customer to continue writing cheques or make withdrawals even when there is not enough money in the account. Stay away from this debt trap

This article covers probably one of the most important subjects to address when considering bankruptcy. One of the hardest things I found to contend with after declaring myself bankrupt...