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07/10/2014
ISI Suspend Debt Service Application Fees
Application fees have been temporarily suspended for those seeking help with debt relief through the Insolvency Service of Ireland (ISI).
It is understood that the decision has been taken in light of research that shows the cost of applying to the ISI is a barrier to people.
Fees for the service, which range between €100 and €500, have now been suspended until the end of 2015.
People heavily in debt can use the ISI for help with protection from creditors and debt relief.
(MH/IT)
It is understood that the decision has been taken in light of research that shows the cost of applying to the ISI is a barrier to people.
Fees for the service, which range between €100 and €500, have now been suspended until the end of 2015.
People heavily in debt can use the ISI for help with protection from creditors and debt relief.
(MH/IT)
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