Going bankrupt in Ireland has never been seen as an easy option. It’s prohibitively expensive and used mainly by high profile businesspeople with extreme levels of debt. Indeed, many of these choose to become bankrupt in the neighboring U.K., rather than in Ireland, to avoid the harsh conditions associated with Irish bankruptcy law. This can mean not being discharged from your debt for 12 years. Ireland: Three new options for the indebted Now, however, new legislation has been introduced giving people with unmanageable debt another set of options. A new body known as the Insolvency Service of Ireland (ISI) has…
Ireland Enacts New Help For Bankruptcy, But It Still Costs A Bundle
Kieran Ball
Kieran is a journalist and copywriter with a track record in excess of 15 years' in advertising, marketing and journalism. My work has appeared in TV, radio, press, online and almost every other conceivable medium. Kieran is based out of Ireland.