Research on the fee-charging Debt Managers’ client outcomes shows creditors are getting tougher
DRF Outcomes Research 2014 reveals creditors in the consumer credit industry getting tougher on debtors
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Insolvency Services releases 2014 Q1 statistics
First quarter of 2014 Research released by The Insolvency Service, summarising the latest statistics on corporate and individual Insolvencies
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Low contribution Individual Voluntary Arrangements research
DRF research reveals specific research surrounding low contribution IVA solutions to define whether they are achievable and signify debtors best efforts.
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DRF RESEARCH 2013 IN DETAIL – DO CREDITORS TREAT ALL CUSTOMERS THE SAME?
Annual DRF research published to answer the question, do creditors treat all debtors the same? The research highlights the differences.
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Insolvency Service announcement sees DRF members receive DMP Protocol compliance
DRF congratulates member firms who successfully achieved the Debt Management Protocol Approval following announcement from the Insolvency Service
DRF research – Fee charging debt solutions
Debt Resolution Forum published their annual research which examines the outcomes for consumers using fee-charging debt solutions – is it really beneficial to them and to what extent?
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DRF WELCOMES REPORT INTO FEE-CHARGING DEBT ADVICE
Debt Resolution Forum expresses views on the recent report by Lloyds and Money Advice Group on fee charging debt advice.
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OFT Survey of Consumer Credit Licensees
The Financial Services Authority has asked for input in a new survey for research into Consumer Credit Licensees’ activities in order to help form a new regulatory regime.
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