Joseph Spooner

@jtspooner

Assistant Professor Researches household debt law and policy, especially consumer bankruptcy. All views are personal. Retweets are not endorsements.

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Joined June 2010
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  1. Nov 20

    No. of households made by private sector tenancy ending has risen from 4,600 to 16,000 in 5 years

    206 retweets 48 likes
  2. Nov 17

    Just 16 per cent of net new housing is ‘affordable’ – the lowest level in a decade. Big issue to address in the Autumn Statement next Weds

    47 retweets 13 likes
  3. Nov 15

    Develop your own arguments in your work, synthesise & paraphrase other's ideas & demonstrate academic integrity.

    1 retweet 2 likes
  4. Nov 15

    New research from of finds generation gap makes referenda unsuitable in ageing populations …

    13 retweets 3 likes
  5. Nov 11

    Walk me to the corner Our steps will always rhyme...

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  6. Nov 10

    Emphasises aim of providing 'clarity for investors seeking to buy nonperforming corporate debt', rather than other aims of insolvency law

    ECB Supervisor Cites Need for Uniform Bankruptcy Code
    1 retweet
  7. Nov 8

    An interesting environmental argument for the revival of the Chicago Plan and cooling of our debt-fueled economy

    How a new money system could help stop climate change
    1 like
  8. Nov 7

    Household Credit Market Report H2 2016: Household debt sustainability in Ireland continues to improve

    6 retweets 1 like
  9. Nov 7

    'study... found cutting benefits reduced chances of work... pressures of poverty eroded capacity for job seeking'

    1 retweet 2 likes
  10. Nov 3

    The scandal of Motormile Finance debts speaks of the need for greater transparency in the secondary market

    4 retweets 2 likes
  11. Nov 2

    People who don't have financial difficulties recover from problems.

    PUBLISHED TODAY: New study shows debt halves recovery rate for depression
    1 retweet
  12. Oct 28

    Looking at what is affordable to a typical family earning the new National Living Wage in every area of the country:

    62 retweets 30 likes
  13. Oct 28

    EW personal insolvency on the rise. Big jump in IVAs, return to record highs after 2014 dip. Welcome bankruptcy growth after access reforms

    Q3 statistics: living with debt distressing, important to take action. Monitoring debt solutions to ensure operating as intended
    1 like
  14. Oct 26

    Goodness sake. You can't sensibly talk about rises in pay for the employed but ignore this.

    157 retweets 126 likes
  15. Oct 26

    Excellent piece by Mark Blyth / In a highly indebted world, austerity is a permanent state of affairs – via

    2 retweets
  16. Oct 26

    Britain’s self-employed workforce is growing – but their earnings have been heading in the other direction

  17. Oct 18

    Due to high interest in the 2017 International Meeting we have extended the deadline for submission to October 19th.

    10 retweets 3 likes
  18. Oct 17

    Applications to insolvency service more than double in Q3 via

    1 retweet
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    • Mariana Mazzucato
      @MazzucatoM

      Professor in Economics of Innovation, SPRU Sussex Univ. Author 'The Entrepreneurial State: debunking public vs private sector myths' and 'Rethinking Capitalism'

    • Laurence Tribe
      @tribelaw

      Descartes' last words: I think not.

  20. Oct 14

    Council tax arrears grew by a third overall in the areas where the minimum payment was increased by more than 20%

    9 retweets 1 like

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