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Bankruptcy lasts a maximum of 12 months but there is the option to end bankruptcy early or you may incur a delayed discharge by the Court.

Overview of bankruptcy restrictions that are placed on a person who is declared bankrupt.

How bankruptcy affects your assets and bank account, including disposal of assets, recovering assets, bank accounts and life assurance.

How bankruptcy affects your income, including income payment orders and income payment agreements.

If you are a home owner, bankruptcy can affect your home and it is a possibility that your home will have to be sold.

Bankruptcy can affect your business, including taxes, registrations and employees.

During bankruptcy there is a non-payment rule to creditors, with a few exceptions including student loans.

Duties of a bankrupt individual and an overview of restrictions that are placed on a person who is declared bankrupt.

How to declare bankruptcy in Northern Ireland and downloadable bankruptcy forms from the Insolvency Service.

Overview of what bankruptcy means and who can become bankrupt.

An outline of what bankruptcy is and how it can affect your business, income, assets and bank account.

Before applying for bank finance, take a step-by-step approach so that you have the best chance of success.

How loan guarantees can help you secure funding, and details of personal and limited liability.

How to find the right bank for your business and information on specialist and private banks.

Potential lenders for a business bank loan and how to secure a loan and get the best deal.

Banks have a number of core criteria which they will take into account in assessing your finance application.

The flexibility, advantages, drawbacks and costs of using an overdraft facility.

What loans are, their advantages and disadvantages, and how to know when they are suitable for your business' needs.

Sources of short- and long-term bank finance for businesses, including overdrafts, bridging finance and mortgages.

Even before seeking finance, you need to be clear in your own mind about why you need it, and how much.

Bank finance options available for businesses, their advantages and disadvantages, and sources of advice.

The balance sheet portrays a business' performance over the financial year or accounting period.

Liquidity, solvency, efficiency and profitability ratio analysis can be used to assess business performance.

Use simple balance sheet comparisons to assess business performance internally and against competitors.

How transactions in the profit and loss account can affect balance sheet entries and vice versa.