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hairandbeauty
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Posted - 07 June 2010 :  20:34:13  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi guys

My sister is thinking of going bankcrupt however she has 2 questions

1) she works in finance for local governement, would she need to tell them and would it effect there employment

2) Her husband has his own window cleaning business, would it effect him or his businss (they have a joint current account)

gettingoutofdebt
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Posted - 08 June 2010 :  09:12:15  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi,

1. She would need to check her employment contract but generally there could be problems working in finance if you are BR. Some companies don't allow people who are BR to work in Finance but each company is different.

2. If her husband isn't declaring BR then he won't be affected. It may be worthwhile to separate the joint current account and you sister to open a Co-op Cashminder account. Most banks won't allow BRs to have a 'normal' current account but the Co-op Cashminder account is very BR friendly.
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