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When I came to New Beginning I was at my wits end. I had been trying to deal with the banks myself and was getting nowhere. I met with someone at New Beginning who took me through the whole situation and gave possible outcomes I didn’t know existed! They took over my case and had it sorted within a few months. I now have a mortgage I can afford and am on the road to recovery!

The care and professionalism I experienced at New Beginning was unparalleled. They really took the time and energy to understand my situation to find the best solution. Their genuine passion and commitment to helping people in tough times was comforting and allowed me to focus a bit more attention to my family.

I attended a seminar held by New Beginning in Dublin and it really helped me understand more about how to deal with my situation. They taught me about different strategies I could use to negotiate against the funds and banks and also about the different insolvency rules. I learned so much that day and the best part was the seminar was all completely free!

I was struggling to deal with the banks and with my other unsecure debt and I didn’t really know what was going on. I decided I needed someone on the outside to have a look at my situation, that’s when I found New Beginning. I received professional advice tailored to my situation. We discussed all the possible options available and they recommended the best solution for me, which was bankruptcy. It’s such a relief knowing this time next year I will be out of bankruptcy and debt free.

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Why You Need to Ask Your Employer About Your Work Pension

0 comments / March 30, 2017

In Australia, and now in the UK too, when you start a job you are automatically enrolled in a pension. Auto Enrolment it’s called. Each new employee has the option to sign out of the pension but very few actually...

Avoid Receivers at All Costs

1 comments / October 28, 2016

Receivers are appointed in Ireland without the involvement of a Court. When somebody enters into a mortgage type agreement with a lender, and where the secured property is not a family home, the borrower gives the lender a right to...

What are the costs of Bankruptcy in Ireland?

0 comments / November 29, 2017

There are two key costs associated with filing for bankruptcy in Ireland. The Fixed Cost of Bankruptcy in Ireland The fixed costs of bankruptcy are less than €500. This covers the costs of the Court papers necessary to apply for...

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