Duncan Ferguson, the former Scotland football worldwide, has been declared bankrupt. Premier League veteran and Everton legend Duncan Ferguson has been declared bankrupt by a court in London. He was on the bench with the coaching team as Everton took on Manchester City tonight in the second leg of the Capital One Cup semi-final. In…
Former Everton striker and current Toffees coach Duncan Ferguson is declared bankrupt by the High Court in London By Pascal Lemesre, Football League EditorFiled: Thursday, January 28, 2016 at 19:11 UK Last Updated: Friday, January 29, 2016 at 07:16 UK Everton coach Duncan Ferguson has been declared bankrupt by the High Court in London. The…
Former Scotland star Duncan Ferguson has been declared bankrupt. The football star – known a Big Dunc – played for Rangers and Dundee United and is now a first team coach at Everton. It has emerged that a bankruptcy petition was filed against him by HMRC on December 1. Loading article content This was granted…
Minister for Justice and Equality, Frances Fitzgerald, has signed into law new bankruptcy legislation which will reduce the bankruptcy term from three years to one year. The new legislation will reduce reduce the income payment period from five years to three years, providing for the bankrupt persons ownership in their home to re-vest in them…
The number of people going bust fell to a 10 year low in 2015. Just under 80,000 people in England and Wales were declared insolvent last year. The 19% drop from 2014 was driven by fewer individual voluntary arrangements, down 23% to just under 40,000, according to the Insolvency Service. Meanwhile bankruptcies tumbled to 15,797…
Personal insolvencies fell to their lowest levels in a decade in 2015 across England and Wales, official figures show. A total of 79,965 personal insolvencies were recorded last year, marking the lowest annual total since 2005, when 67,584 cases were recorded, according to Insolvency Service data. Personal insolvencies in 2015 were also down by nearly…
As KVV Liepajas Metalurgs metallurgical company had missed a payment of EUR 2.7 million that was due to the Latvian state in late 2015, the Treasury has started drawing on the collateral, LNT commercial television reported on Thursday (January 28th) evening, informs LETA. The steel plant tried to negotiate an extension of the payment deadline…
Debt problems: Personal insolvencies at 10-year low 29 January 2016 From the section Business Image copyright Getty Images The number of people being declared insolvent was at is lowest level for a decade in 2015, but debt problems started to pick-up late in the year. A total of 79,965 people were left with unmanageable debts…
Gambian workers are worried! Their salary for the month of January, has been cut to half by the repressive regime of dictator Yahya Jammeh. The recent pay cut affects the entire government workforce. The government says there is no adequate funds to cater for workers salaries. It has resorted to making piecemeal salary payments. Many…
Slater & Gordon shares have given back a third of the week’s strong gains. Photo: Jessica Shapiro Shares in law firm Slater & Gordon slid by as much as 17 per cent after the company appeared to have missed its self-imposed deadline to update investors about its closely watched cash flows. In a statement to the Australian Stock Exchange…