Bankruptcy Information Centre, Bankruptcy.org.uk, Undergoes Rennovation To Offer Better Online Services

Online, January 24, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Although a relevant topic now more than ever, the concepts of bankruptcy and Individual Voluntary Agreement (IVA) can be difficult subjects to talk about, and an even more difficult to fully understand.

The Bankruptcy Information Centre was set up to help and advise thousands of people in the United Kingdom who are trapped in a difficult financial situation. Its website, Bankruptcy.org.uk, offers a wealth of free information regarding the world of financing, specifically on bankruptcy and related issues, including company liquidation, IVAs and home repossessions.

To advance its goal of educating people in financial troubles, Bankruptcy.org.uk recently underwent a website transformation, offering a wider set of features. It tackles an extensive range of topics through articles in its archives, as well as forums which are the perfect place to ask any financial question. Bankruptcy.org.uk is backed by a team of resident advisors who can provide their expert advice, as well as many other people who share the same financial situation.

By popular request, Bankruptcy.org.uk has now added its very own team of financial advisors who can help with the process of going bankrupt or look at other financial options available to readers. These new finance experts can be reached at 0800 002 9951 for free, no obligation advice. Visitors may also log in Bankruptcy.org.uk to get a call from the new advisors, free of charge.

As part of its services, Bankruptcy.org.uk assists people who are struggling with their unsecured debts and risk repossession of their homes. To help avoid possible loss of home and equity, Bankruptcy.org.uk has set up a panel of approved property landlords who will purchase and rent back the home in question to allow release of necessary equity, and pave the way for reduced mortgage repayments.

Bankruptcy.org.uk is also equipped with an easy-to-use insolvency calculator that helps people evaluate the best debt solution. It also comes with a quick application form that visitors can fill out online to determine their eligibility for IVA.

Dealing with financial headaches? Share your situation, learn from the experts, and prepare for a world of options waiting for you. Visit http://bankruptcy.org.uk today.