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Guides & Reports
We’re knowledge sharers who know our industry back to front and the legislation that comes with it. We’re also right across modern frameworks for business turnaround and when you combine these two things, with our sharing mindset (guides, reports and events) people will receive unparalleled knowledge.
Cognitive overload, the ostrich effect, optimism bias and overconfidence, and uncertainty avoidance are behaviours connected with financial stress. Cognitive overload is self-explanatory; however, it’s nuanced by context and extent of the information in front of people. This leads into the “ostrich effect” where people disengage from and dismiss things that are distressing to contemplate or accept. Financial pressures and challenges clearly falls into that category.
Our goal is to support people and their business advisors so they can make informed decisions and get the information packaged in a way that minimises cognitive overload.
We offer our Guides to Insolvency to help assist and inform in any role that you may find yourself in, when advising on, or contemplating an insolvency solution.
Q&A format
Not intended to be read cover to cover. It’s here when you need to get the answers to your questions.
Fresh, up to date
Reflects any legislation or practical applications each year
New insights
Features reflect current factors influencing financial matters
PDF or print
Download a PDF or request a printed copy, or both formats
As insolvency and turnaround teams we understand many people feel alone when facing insolvency. And often feel like they’re only one of a few people feeling the enormity of this kind of stress.
This Report aims to show the extent and reach of insolvency appointments, in all its forms, across Australia.
By crunching the data, and adding anecdotal insight to the numbers, we hope it helps to soften the perception and judgement on debt issues. Debt affects everyone. Debt affects everyone in different ways, at different times of financial journeys, be it personal debt or business-related debt.
At Worrells, we seek to understand and underscore the ‘solve’ in solvency.
Experienced authors
Our deep experience applies locally and historically
Fresh, up to date
Reflects the latest financial year
New insights
Showing trends and factors influencing industry and people
PDF or print
Download a PDF or request a printed copy, or both formats
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