A summary released on October 8th by Trade Indemnity reveals that the collection of debts from businesses has reached the highest ever point. ‘The report blames the credit squeeze for this, The value of company's debt collections this year reached £1,193,000 by the end of last month comrared with £1,167,000 for the whole of 1962 ,the previous record,
The WeekThe Week Vol. 4, No. 14, 14 October 1965
Trade Debt Collections Biggest Ever
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