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HOW TO GET OUT OF DEBT

    A Few Tips on How to Get Out of Debt Over-indebtedness is more widespread in South Africa now than at any time previously. Having enjoyed the boom years of an economy when credit was freely available and far less costly, it has been all too easy to develop the habit of buying things now and only paying for them later. Almost overnight, a global economic… Read More »HOW TO GET OUT OF DEBT

    GET HELP AND GET OUT OF DEBT

      You Could get Professional Help to Get Out of Debt There can be few situations in life more stressful than that of being faced with a mountain of bills whilst being quite certain that you have no means with which to settle them all. It is bad enough to accept that the family car or flat-screen TV could be repossessed, but when you can no… Read More »GET HELP AND GET OUT OF DEBT

      LIQUIDATIONS

        Understanding why Liquidations are more helpful than one may believe There is a fairly widespread tendency for people to view liquidations as marking the end of a venture and a sign that a man or woman has tried hard to make a success of a business but, in the end, has had to accept failure. In practice, however, although trying and failing may provide a… Read More »LIQUIDATIONS

        SEQUESTRATION REHABILITATION

          Sequestration and Rehabilitation Offers an Effective End to Debt Worries On any night in any South African town or city, there are likely to be hundreds and, in some cases, thousands or even tens of thousands of citizens who are unable to sleep. Their insomnia is not due to any medical cause, but the result of incessant worries about how they are going to pay… Read More »SEQUESTRATION REHABILITATION

          SEQUESTRATIONS EXPLAINED IN LAYMAN’S TERMS

            Many myths surround sequestrations and becoming informed about the topic will help you make an informed decision as to whether sequestration is the best debt solution for you. We have explained sequestrations by means of answering some of the frequently asked questions on the topic below. Can I still emigrate or at least travel overseas if I have been sequestrated? Yes, you still qualify for… Read More »SEQUESTRATIONS EXPLAINED IN LAYMAN’S TERMS

            NEED LIQUIDATION HELP? YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED

              Some of the questions you may have regarding liquidation are briefly answered below. We recommend making an appointment with our attorney and consultant team to discuss each of the issues in-depth. WHAT HAPPENS TO MY COMPANY’S OVERSEAS ASSETS? The off-shore assets form part of the liquidation account and the liquidator has the power to decide what to do with the assets. The liquidator or appointed… Read More »NEED LIQUIDATION HELP? YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED

              ANSWERS TO YOUR SEQUESTRATION CONCERNS IN SOUTH AFRICA

                Some of the questions you may have regarding voluntary sequestration to become debt-free are briefly answered below. Can a creditor attach my salary or take part of it if I voluntarily sequestrate? No. The appointed trustee, however, can attach part of your monthly salary for payment of the outstanding amount after the sale of assets and distribution of benefits to the creditors, but will still… Read More »ANSWERS TO YOUR SEQUESTRATION CONCERNS IN SOUTH AFRICA

                HOW VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATIONS WORK IN SOUTH AFRICA

                  Voluntary liquidation is easier than voluntary sequestration in the sense that the business doesn’t need assets, whereas the individual must have property or sufficient cash to pay at least ten cents to the rand for the benefit of creditors. In addition, once the business liabilities exceed its assets, by law the business must cease trading and must apply for business rescue assistance, or voluntarily liquidate.… Read More »HOW VOLUNTARY LIQUIDATIONS WORK IN SOUTH AFRICA

                  THE BASIC STEPS TO DECLARE BANKRUPTCY IN SOUTH AFRICA

                    The first step in getting rid of mounting debt is to speak to an insolvency expert to help clear up myths about sequestration and to guide you through the process. What is Insolvency? Insolvency is a financial state of affairs wherein the individual’s income is insufficient to pay their monthly expenses and debt. It is also the financial status of a business where the liabilities… Read More »THE BASIC STEPS TO DECLARE BANKRUPTCY IN SOUTH AFRICA