Families face growing debt difficulties

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Families face growing debt difficulties

Families across the UK are seeing mounting debts take up more of their income each month, new data has shown.

Research carried out as part of the Aviva Family Finances Report revealed typical household debts now amount to almost half of all annual income for Brits, while average monthly contributions to savings pots have fallen to their lowest level in 2011 at just £19 this month.

Furthermore, almost half (46 per cent) of respondents said they are financially supporting friends and family during this difficult economic period, despite this having a detrimental impact on their own finances.

Editor of CashQuestions.com Annie Shaw recently advised those facing debt problems that further borrowing is never the answer.

She argued people can put money on credit cards when times are tight, but only as long as they know they can pay of those borrowings in the short-term, as failing to do so can lead to a serious debt spiral.

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