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Abbey: Debt and housing concern kids

Fri 25th Apr 2008

New research from Abbey has found that nearly one in four children aged between 11 and 15 are concerned about falling into debt and poverty when they are older.

Debt management 'is a consumer's responsibility'

Wed 2nd Apr 2008

Consumers should take more responsibility for their finances when paying off debt, it has been claimed.

Consolidation loans 'can make sense for some people'

Wed 2nd Apr 2008

People struggling with debt could find a consolidation loan is just what they need, according to a financial expert.

Legal & General discovers north-south divide

Mon 31st Mar 2008

Those in London are more willing to splash their cash at the moment than people in the north of the UK, according to Legal & General.

Halifax gives debt advice

Thu 27th Mar 2008

Ignoring tenuous financial situations is not beneficial in the long run, a bank says.

Debt warning about too much credit

Thu 27th Mar 2008

Young people are being forced into debt because of the ease with which they can get credit, research suggests.

Inflation and debts 'cause household budget squeeze'

Tue 26th Feb 2008

National money education charity Credit Action has warned people to seek help if they find they are using their credit card "as a necessity" and are struggling to pay the balance off each month.

Repossession fears hit at-risk borrowers

Fri 15th Feb 2008

There has been a 21 per cent increase in the number of repossessions in the UK over the last year, taking the total number to 27,100.

Switching providers 'can lead to financial deals'

Mon 28th Jan 2008

Switching providers across a range of sectors, including insurance, credit cards, loans and utilities, can help consumers save large sums and shift their new year debt hangover more easily.

Sainsbury's: Debt consolidation can be a new year's resolution

Tue 22nd Jan 2008

According to Sainsbury's, the process of clearing debt is something that may be best tackled by turning it into a new year's resolution.

IVAs 'likely to rise in 2008'

Tue 15th Jan 2008

The number of individual voluntary arrangements (IVAs) taken out is likely to increase in 2008, according to Credit Action.

Those with debt 'need to be aware of all options'

Mon 14th Jan 2008

People who are looking to clear their debt should make sure they educate themselves on all available options for doing so, it has been claimed.

Debt 'can be tackled in the new year'

Fri 11th Jan 2008

The new year is the ideal time to begin to address debt problems and make a new start, one expert has suggested.

Debt and insolvencies 'to rise in 2008'

Fri 11th Jan 2008

The number of personal insolvencies is likely to rise this year, according to a debt counselling service.

Budgeting 'can help reduce debt'

Wed 9th Jan 2008

Working out a budget and sticking to it is the best way to sort out debt for the new year, according to the Consumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS).

Those with Christmas debt 'should avoid the sales'

Fri 4th Jan 2008

People who find themselves with high levels of debt following the Christmas period may want to avoid the current high street sales, it has been suggested.

Debt consolidation 'could save money for consumers'

Wed 2nd Jan 2008

Britons who are struggling to manage their debts may find some respite by consolidating what they own, it has been suggested.

Britons' borrowing 'on the rise'

Mon 17th Dec 2007

Despite higher interest rates British consumers are still taking on credit while at the same saving less, according to new figures from Unbiased.co.uk.

AXA reveals credit rating fear

Thu 6th Dec 2007

Some four million Britons believe their credit rating is irretrievably damaged, according to research published by AXA.

Personal debt levels 'concerning' to consumers

Thu 22nd Nov 2007

The proportion of UK adults who have a large amount of concern about their debts has increased during the past quarter, new figures indicate.

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