Personal Insolvency - The Theory, Background & Legislation
Category: Law and Regulation & Compliance | Duration: 1hr | Tag: VODIRE2229 | Type: Video | Speaker: Claire Kelly | Date: 19/05/2022 11:30
Course Details
Understand what personal insolvency means, how it can affect your clients and how it can ‘restart’ their personal financial and business journey. CK PIP and APIP committee member outlines the theory of personal insolvency and how each solution works and debts which it can address.
In this course Claire Kelly covers the following topics;
- Explanation on Personal insolvency and what it means
- Calculation of debt repayment affordability and reasonable living expenses
- The four insolvency solutions explained – DRN, DSA, PIA, Bankruptcy
- Court review process outlined
CPD Course Speaker
Auditor & Personal Insolvency Practitioner
Claire Kelly
Claire Kelly, Auditor & Personal Insolvency Practitioner based in Newbridge, benefits from both experience in accounting & auditing, and expanded her practice into providing solutions to clients in the area of Personal Insolvency since the legislation was introduced 6 years ago.
She is an active member of the Association of Personal Insolvency Practitioners (APIP) the professional representative body of PIPs, having held the position of Chair of APIP in 2020, and has been active at committee level for several years including representing the profession for media activities working with the Insolvency Service of Ireland and their communications team for the ABHAILE scheme which provides funding for debtors at risk of losing their home.
Her team operate a balance of professionalism and empathy for insolvency clients providing expert advice and a realistic assessment of how their debt problems can be restructured working between the Debtors and the banks.
She is an active member of the Association of Personal Insolvency Practitioners (APIP) the professional representative body of PIPs, having held the position of Chair of APIP in 2020, and has been active at committee level for several years including representing the profession for media activities working with the Insolvency Service of Ireland and their communications team for the ABHAILE scheme which provides funding for debtors at risk of losing their home.
Her team operate a balance of professionalism and empathy for insolvency clients providing expert advice and a realistic assessment of how their debt problems can be restructured working between the Debtors and the banks.