JT Maxwell Limited

** New Opportunity – IVA Drafter **

Based in Lisburn, Northern Ireland

Due to continued growth an exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced IVA Drafter to join the team at JT Maxwell Ltd

An excellent opportunity to work alongside experienced Insolvency Practitioners in a friendly environment which is focused on career development and promoting from within

We really care about our employees, so along with a competitive salary we also offer:

✅ Enhanced holiday entitlement
✅ Private medical insurance
✅ Critical illness cover
✅ Death in service cover
✅ Pension Scheme
✅ Professional development
✅ A great place to work

Please get in touch with Andrew Ryder on [email protected] if you would like more information.

Join us on the 14th June at 10:30am for our next webinar: Understanding The Numbers Behind Credit, Debt And Debt Solutions.

We'll be joined by Richard Haymes, Associate Director at Watch Portfolio Management. Richard will use his experience to talk through the latest credit and debt data providing insight into how these numbers reflect the volumes of debt solutions.

Read more and register your place here... https://www.airmeet.com/e/2c6fa370-f3fe-11ed-b29a-87a35707e9e5

A Members Voluntary Liquidation is a legal process that allows a solvent company to be closed down in an orderly and efficient (including tax efficient) manner.

Find out more here... https://jtmaxwell.co.uk/blogs/what-is-members-voluntary-liquidation/

What is Member's Voluntary Liquidation? A Members Voluntary Liquidation is a legal process that allows a solvent company to be closed down in an orderly and efficient (including tax efficient) manner.

A Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA) is a legally binding agreement between a company and its creditors to restructure debts and adjust the timeframe for repayments to be made, allowing the business to continue trading whilst paying off its debts.

Read more about Company Voluntary Arrangements here... https://jtmaxwell.co.uk/blogs/what-is-a-company-voluntary-arrangement/

What is a Company Voluntary Arrangement? An insolvency process aimed at reversing flagging fortunes is a Company Voluntary Arrangement. A legally binding agreement between a company and its creditors to restructure debts and adjust the timeframe for repayments to be made.

If you are already feeling the squeeze financially, how do you prepare for things potentially getting worse? Here are our three top tips for recession-proofing your finances... https://jtmaxwell.co.uk/blogs/three-tips-for-recession-proofing-your-personal-finances/

Three Tips for Recession-Proofing Your Personal Finances If you are already feeling the squeeze financially, how do you prepare for things potentially getting worse? Here are our three top tips for recession-proofing your finances.

Here’s a five-point health check you can carry out to see where you are ahead of the new financial year (disclaimer: this is great to do any time, not just in the spring!)... https://jtmaxwell.co.uk/blogs/a-five-point-financial-health-check-for-your-business/

A Five-Point Financial Health Check for Your Business Here’s a five-point health check you can carry out to see where you are ahead of the new financial year.

Interest rates have rapidly risen from record lows to levels not seen since the financial crash of 2008. And more increases are set to come.

Here’s a brief run through what is happening with interest rates at the moment, and how you can expect it to affect your finances... https://jtmaxwell.co.uk/blogs/understanding-how-rising-interest-rates-affect-your-money/

Understanding How Rising Interest Rates Affect Your Money Here’s a brief run through what is happening with interest rates at the moment, and how you can expect it to affect your finances.

Average mortgage rates have roughly doubled since December 2021. At that time, you might have expected to pay around £900 per month on a £200,000 mortgage at a rate of 2.5%. If you are on a tracker or variable rate mortgage, you are likely to be paying at least £250 more per month now.

Unless you are on a very long-term fixed-rate mortgage, there’s little comfort in the fact that you will still be paying the lower rate. When your fixed rate ends, your mortgage costs will leap up very suddenly.

Here's some guidance on how to manage the rising cost of debt... https://jtmaxwell.co.uk/blogs/worried-about-your-mortgage-heres-how-to-manage-the-rising-cost-of-debt/

Worried About Your Mortgage? Here’s How to Manage the Rising Cost of Debt Back in February last year, the Bank of England’s decision to raise interest rates by 0.25 percentage points to 0.5% had heads turning, seen as a sign that the Bank was concerned about rising inflation.

If you want a clear picture of the health of your finances going forward, it’s important to factor in increases in interest repayments. And if that pushes your debt burden into the realms of being unmanageable, it’s equally important that you act fast to reduce your liabilities.

Read more in our blog "Are Your Debts Putting You at Risk of Financial Hardship"... https://jtmaxwell.co.uk/blogs/are-your-debts-putting-you-at-risk-of-financial-hardship/

Are Your Debts Putting You at Risk of Financial Hardship? There’s no shortage of coverage and comment on how the price of everything from energy to food is rising at an alarming rate. But there’s another aspect

If you find yourself struggling with debt, it’s not unusual to despair of ever finding a way out. The problem is, once you reach a point where your income doesn’t cover what you owe in debt repayments, things just spiral out of control. So how to choose the right way out of debt for you, we explain more here... https://jtmaxwell.co.uk/blogs/how-to-choose-the-right-way-out-of-debt-for-you/

How to Choose the Right Way Out Of Debt For You If you find yourself struggling with debt, it’s not unusual to despair of ever finding a way out. The problem is, once you reach a point where your income

There’s no doubt that bankruptcy carries a certain amount of social stigma with it. But what are the pros and cons, we explain more here... https://jtmaxwell.co.uk/blogs/the-pros-and-cons-of-filing-for-bankruptcy/

The Pros and Cons of Filing for Bankruptcy There’s no doubt that bankruptcy carries a certain amount of social stigma with it. To many people, it suggests you can’t manage your finances properly,

Across the board, UK businesses are struggling to find the people they need to kick start their again after the . For the first time in history, official figures show that there are more than people looking for work...

Staff Shortages Are Driving Up Insolvencies. Here’s How to Protect Your Business Across the board, UK businesses are struggling to find the people they need to kick start their business again after the pandemic. For the first time in history, official figures show that there are more job vacancies than people looking for work.

What we can all learn from the Crypto Crash... https://jtmaxwell.co.uk/blogs/what-we-can-all-learn-from-the-crypto-crash/

What We Can All Learn From The Crypto Crash Worldwide, crypto markets have lost some $2 trillion in value in less than 12 months. There have been stampedes to withdraw investments in crypto assets which are tantamount to a run on a bank.

The simple aim of a Debt Management Plan is to make your debts more manageable by reducing the amount you have to pay off in each instalment. Read more here... https://jtmaxwell.co.uk/blogs/what-is-a-debt-management-plan-and-how-does-it-work/

What Is a Debt Management Plan and How Does it Work? The simple aim of a Debt Management Plan is to make your debts more manageable by reducing the amount you have to pay off in each instalment.