X-debt Consistently Ranks in the Top 10 IVA Businesses in the Country (The Insolvency Exchange)
By X-debt, PRNEWednesday, June 16, 2010
MANCHESTER, England, June 17, 2010 - X-debt, a trading name of Debts Solved Limited is consistently ranking in
the top 10 for approved Individual Voluntary Arrangements (
www.debts-solved.co.uk/) in the UK, according to data from The
Insolvency Exchange.
X-debt was launched three years ago to help individuals through the
credit crunch and recession and is now one of the leading IVA (
www.debts-solved.co.uk/) and debt management providers in the country.
The company's expert Angela Canning, who qualified as an Insolvency
Practitioner 14 years ago says, 'It is important, for those experiencing debt
problems, to seek help quickly and understand the options available to you
from a reputable, regulated debt counselling business who can offer or advise
you on the full range of options.'
X-debt can advise on the following debt solutions:
- IVA (Individual Voluntary Arrangement) - Debt Management - Debt Relief Orders - Re-mortgage - Consolidation Loans - Bankruptcy
Angela has years of experience in the personal Insolvency sector and
together with a dedicated team at X-debt, can advise you on every type of
solution to deal with personal debts as the recession continues.
With recent announcements from the UK government of very difficult times
ahead, this type of assistance has never been more important.
With X-debt, a very high percentage of cases which have been approved by
creditors are proceeding to a successful conclusion and when the IVA term has
expired those individuals will be debt free and have avoided bankruptcy which
may have had implications regarding the family home, if they were a
homeowner.
For further details of how an IVA can help you or for advice on other
debt solutions, visit the web site www.debts-solved.co.uk.
Angela Canning is a Licensed Insolvency Practitioner authorised by the
Insolvency Practitioners Association.
David Canning, +44-0161-7942-767, info at dacan.co.uk
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