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When we consider ways to write off bad debt we think of ways and means of improving our lot. Total British individual debt accountability at the end of December 2008 was 1,457bn. That has dropped to 3.6 percent in the last 12 months which translates to an increase of around fifty billion pounds sterling. Overall borrowing in December last year grew by over two billion pounds sterling; home loans escalated by 1.9 billion in that same month; unsecured personal borrowing escalated by 0.3 billion in the month. The average household debt in the U.K. is thought to be around 59,700 (including secured loans). The average amount of money owed by every adult in Britain is around 30,400 (including mortgages). The average payable secured loan for the 12m families who currently have mortgages now is about 105,000.
Some more rather solemn statistics: 252m is paid in interest in Britain daily. There are 124 properties taken back by the banks every day; nearly 1,500 workers are made unemployed daily, meanwhile someone is declared insolvent every five minutes.
But it hasn't just been people who have clearly borne the brunt of this. Corporate insolvencies has risen to a nearly unprecedented level over the last few years and this rise has been especially sustained and prevalent in the recent years culminating in the recession. In Q4 2008 3000 incorporated businesses went into CVL (creditors voluntary liquidation) , a sixty two per cent increase on Q4 in 2007. Companies in Britain have seldom faced a more challenging economic environment. In terms of ways to write off bad debt this poses a worrying test to all of us.
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