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As phil says, the first few months of the year are usually the busiest.
Then it's a bit of a downward/up and down trend over the rest of the year. Summer/late summer seems quietest.
It's all relative though........Free/impartial debt advice: National Debtline | StepChange Debt Charity | Find your local CAB
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Its really interesting that theres a pattern to it. Well i will have to see if i have any help to give people by jan/feb next year. Always learning here!!
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Its really interesting that theres a pattern to it. Well i will have to see if i have any help to give people by jan/feb next year. Always learning here!!
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Well............ Seems to be a sort of pattern. I may just be imagining it. Always hard to say these things for sure.Free/impartial debt advice: National Debtline | StepChange Debt Charity | Find your local CAB
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There is a pattern, usually with many more cases in January/February. I think people try and get through christmas and then the New Year brings resolutions to get things sorted.
A lot of pubs that are struggling keep going over the festive season to see if they can trade out their problems, and then go under in the New Year.0 -
i would be here more but my dongle is pants!Total Weight Loss - 28lb and countingAD 17/11/20100
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