Payday loan firms ‘try to stall reform’

This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 10th March 2013 12:56.

*....as Government aims for industry overhaul* Payday lenders are delaying the Government’s efforts to overhaul the industry by failing to...

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HMRC braced for glitches as PAYE overhaul looms

This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 12th February 2013 09:56.

*More than 1.5m employers will be told by the taxman this week that time is running out for them to be prepared for the biggest reform in business......

This is a post on Facebook by a Facebook friend of mine it is quiet interesting and am looking into it in more detail.

I am still trying to find a legal team who have the balls to challenge them over the 'Right of Supersession' under the Social Security Act 1998.

Basically...

Just announced


Esther McVey MP
Minister for Disabled People
Oral statement on Personal Independence Payment
House of Commons
Reform

The Government is committed to enabling disabled people to fulfil their potential and play a full role...

Making a separate post for this as it is important to the ill and disabled members we have considering the Government onslaught being suffered by many.

Hope it is of use to you.

Lords defeat part of legal aid cuts

Peers reject draft...

What does the future hold for legal aid in the post-LASPO world? - Lexology


What does the future hold for legal aid in the post-LASPO world?

This was the subject of the annual JUSTICE Tom Sargant memorial lecture given by Roger Smith OBE, Director of Justice, on Tuesday...

Reform to bankruptcy removes court process

This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 10th October 2012 15:56.

The government has announced that it will simplify entry procedures into bankruptcy by removing the court process as part of several measures...

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Banks bamboozle politicians and public to hold back reforms

This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 27th September 2012 12:24.

*and protect bonuses, BoE official says * A senior Bank of England official last night accused bankers of ‘propagating myths’ and ‘exploiting......

Yes I did read that and sadly I am finding many similar cases on facebook etc.

It is were I have been for the past few days helping these poor souls because many are oblivious to there entitlements and the associated rules and regulations.

The Government said they was cutting...

Banks propose industry reforms

This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 22nd September 2012 17:20.

British banks have put forward proposals to reform the sector after a summer of scandal further battered the industry's reputation. Barclays called...

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Insolvency Service reform scrapped

This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 4th September 2012 16:12.

*The Government has scrapped plans to reform the process that leads to rogue directors being struck off. * Despite complaints from insolvency...

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A bailiff came to my house on friday (18th) while I was out and posted a letter saying he will be back tomorrow (monday) at 6am with a locksmith. I have paid the court fine in full today and don't now what else to do. Please can anybody help me?

Half a million people are set to lose their disability benefits under government plans.

Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith said he was determined to introduce radical reforms to disability allowances which could slash the annual cost by £2.24bn.

Around 500,000...

I am seeking clarification more than anything else over some conflicting information.

What is the criteria for WTC for people in receipt of DLA - LRC and LRM.

Wont put up what I have been told / found so far. (just so not to lead people to the same conclusion if that makes...

Pension pots not safe in bankruptcies

This is a duplicate of the Blog Entry made on 4th April 2012 18:51.

A High Court ruling means untouched pension pots of undischarged bankrupts could now be used to pay of creditors. The ruling handed down today (April...

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