Why You Should Not Procrastinate Your Debt Payments

At a glance Learn why delaying debt payments triggers financial hardships. Understand how unresolved debts strain personal relationships and household stability. Discover expert guidance on preventing debt relapses and maintaining financial stability. Gain valuable advice from eCollect, a trusted debt collection agency serving Melbourne, Sydney, and Brisbane.

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Inheriting Debt: How common is it in Australia?

At a glance Understanding Debt Inheritance: In Australia, you don’t inherit debt directly; the deceased’s estate is responsible. Types of Debts: Learn about secured and unsecured debts, guarantor loans, and their implications on inheritance. Managing Joint Debts: Discover the responsibilities associated with joint accounts and how location can impact debt collection practices.

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Understanding The Process Of Recovering Commercial Debts

At a glance Commercial debts are of different types, including unpaid invoices, loans, contractual obligations, and trade credit. The recovery process of commercial debts is divided into two key phases: assessing the debt and communicating with the debtor. Well-structured contracts provide clarity, legal protection, and mechanisms for enforcing agreements in debt recovery.

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The Impact of Inadequate Debt Recovery on Your Business

At a glance Critical Cash Flow Impact: Inadequate debt recovery disrupts cash flow, hampering operations, investments, and commitments, casting a shadow on business growth. Reputation at Stake: Neglecting debt recovery damages a company’s reputation, triggering negative word-of-mouth and eroding trust among customers and partners. Strategic Solutions: Employing effective debt recovery strategies, including professional services and […]

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How Has eCollect Helped Australian Small Businesses With Debt Recovery?

Small businesses, regardless of industry, strive for the same goal: stable growth and maximising profitability. Businesses may have many different purposes, but ultimately their sole purpose is to return value to shareholders. Account receivable is an area of the business that is disproportionately expensive because the business has always paid for the stock and labour […]

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