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Last week, I discussed the process involved in securing judgement before the Courts in respect of debt collection matters. This judgement may then be enforced against the individual who owes the money (the debtor). If the debtor still refuses to pay a number of options are available to the individual who is owed the money (the creditor). Such options include the following:

The issue of debt has become one of the most dominant themes in the media and it will be the subject of a public training workshop this weekend.

Ballina councillor Michelle Mulherin says that a key aim of a Fine Gael government will be to support families and businesses in debt trouble.

In these exceptionally difficult times, it is absolutely necessary that your business is equipped with the most effective ways of maintaining cashflow. The most common problem facing many businesses at the moment is that outstanding bills are not being discharged in a timely fashion, or at all. How then do you go about ensuring that this problem is banished from your business? One of the most efficient ways of doing this is by commencing debt collection proceedings against the company or individual. Developing a reputation for being proactive about the collection of fees or invoices owed to you can be no bad thing, as it will foster a culture of immediate payment by your clients because they will be aware that if they dont pay, you will follow them for it and not simply brush that fee note under the carpet!

Almost two thirds of the housing loans owed to Westmeath County Council are in arrears, giving it one of the highest rates of debt in the country when it comes to housing loan repayments.

Almost two thirds of the housing loans owed to Athlone Town Council are in arrears, giving it one of the highest rates of debt in the country when it comes to housing loan repayments.

“I just wish I could manage my debts properly.” This is one very common plea often relayed to Rory McGonnell, co-owner of Bright Day Finance.

A Westmeath builder who failed to keep up with pension payments for his staff has been given until January to come up with a plan to make the payments.

A restructuring plan is being discussed for the future of the Mount Carmel Medical Group and Aut Even Hospital following reports of financial difficulties this week.

People at risk of having their power cut off as a result of non payment of ESB bills should seek help with their bills, according to Beverley Flynn, TD.