An Official Receiver plays an important role in all insolvencies in the UK, but how are they appointed? Watch this video to learn how.

An Income Payments Agreement, or IPA, is an order that states an individual who goes bankrupt will make payments into the bankruptcy estate. This video from Myvesta's Interview with The Insolvency Service discusses when an IPA is issued.

The official receiver will be in touch after you go bankrupt. This video from Myvesta's Interview with The Insolvency Service will tell you when.

Owning overseas property in Europe can present a unique set of challenges for an individual going bankrupt. This video from Myvesta's Interview with The Insolvency Service discusses if the official receiver can handle such property.

Car hire purchase, or HP, agreements are quite common in the UK. But can you keep your car on HP if you go bankrupt? Watch this video to find out.

Will the official receiver need to know personal information about you, or just information about your financial affairs? Learn more with this video segment from Myvesta's Interview with The Insolvency Service.

An Official Receiver plays an important role in the IVA and bankruptcy process. Learn exactly what an official receiver is by watching this video.

There are two very important people that will play a role in your bankruptcy, the Official Receiver and the Trustee. But what's the difference? What this video to find out.

Many people are involved in the IVA process. Find out if there is an IVA official receiver in your future.

Depending on your financial circumstances when you go bankrupt, the official receiver might want you to make payments to your creditors during bankruptcy. To find out about the criteria for payments in a bankruptcy watch this video from Myvesta UK.

Is a face to face meeting with the official receiver in your future? Find out by watching this video.

Will your job be at risk because of your finances? This video discusses if the official receiver will need to contact your employer.

Most people want to keep their financial affairs private, but it isn't always possible. This video from Myvesta's Interview with The Insolvency Service discusses whether or not the official receiver will contact your landlord.