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AdviceUK Consultation Response – Review of the personal insolvency framework

BY Emma Coates | November 7, 2022

AdviceUK welcomed the call for evidence on the personal insolvency framework. There have been major societal and economic changes in the UK since the introduction of the Insolvency Act in 1986 and, as a result, we believe that significant changes are needed in the area of personal insolvency. You can read our response to the consultation here:

 

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