When you're under financial pressure, voluntary sequestration may be a potential route—but knowing the benefits and risks is essential. Voluntary liquidation can help stop collection calls, offering significant emotional and mental relief. Instead of chaotic repayment, voluntary insolvency gives you a structured, legal framework to settle your obligations cleanly. One key risk is handing over financial control to trustees during voluntary sequestration, which may limit your influence over asset distribution and decisions. Voluntary sequestration may affect professional roles, especially in finance or directorship positions, and might restrict business operations. Debt review, consolidation, or informal settlements may also help, and should be considered before finalizing voluntary insolvency.Is Voluntary Liquidation Right for You?
Peace of Mind
Structured Resolution
Third-Party Oversight
Effect on Employment and Business
It's Not the Only Option
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