BBC article on what to expect from bankruptcy

dollparts

fermi wrote: »

Which is very scary as:

A employee of Deloite? Then I give up because if they cannot give an accurate account there's no hope at all.

fermi

dollparts wrote: »

A employee of Deloite? Then I give up because if they cannot give an accurate account there's no hope at all.

After searching for some info on her, she seems to know her stuff.

I suspect that some clueless editors at the BBC are at fault?

http://www.accountancyage.com/accountancyage/features/2039976/louise-brittain-bankruptcy-specialist

Seems to be a normal thing for the BBC, Get a specialist in to write something, then F it up by editing it.

fredfedup

Now that WAS interesting! Sounds like a smart woman, so concur with Fermi that once again it's the good old Beeb who have screwed it up.
That made me enjoy my Coffee break so much more.
fred

Now back to tidying the garden shed...

coolcait

OK, given that I know absolutely nothing about English bankruptcy (other than the things Ive gleaned from this board), can I ask what it is that has caused such an negative reaction from you all? :eek:

Seriously.

Apart from the fact that it doesn't cover petitioning for your own bankruptcy, the article strikes me as a fairly sympathetic, even reassuring ('you cannot be made bankrupt overnight'), basic overview of a creditor petitioned bankruptcy.

What am I missing?