The stress of tackling big debts head on: ‘You don’t want to be a failure’
The State’s decade-old personal insolvency regime is slowly becoming a less adversarial arena for creditors and debtors
Debt-for-equity swaps could help thousands of insolvent people
Seniors could resolve unaffordable mortgages if law ‘tweaked’, say debtor advisers
Debtors cannot directly appeal rejected insolvency arrangements
High Court judge’s ruling has implications for hundreds of cases
Housing groups criticise mortgage-to-rent reforms
Clúid says Government’s proposals ‘won’t make much difference’ to scheme
A shaky first year for the insolvency service
Uptake of the Insolvency Service of Ireland has been much lower than expected, and it is now reinventing itself with the dropping of fees and an information campaign. What went wrong?
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