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Don’t Let Your Payday Loan Debt Grow
British consumers turning to payday loan companies for a quick finance fix are being warned to repay the money on time or risk facing high interest repayments. According to insolvency professional trade body, R3, over 2 million people have turned to payday … Continue reading
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Tagged debt consolidation, debt counselling, debt management, pay day loans, payday, payday loan debt, payday loans, paydayloans
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When a Scottish Trust Deed Might Help With Debts
As households throughout the UK come under increasing financial pressure, it’s unsurprising that an entire industry has developed which advertises solutions to deal with unmanageable personal debt. Many people remain unaware however that where you live in the UK determines … Continue reading
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Tagged credit, credit cards, debt consolidation, debt consolidation loans, debt counselling, debt help, debt management, loans, personal loans
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Rise in mortgage payment affects debt management plan
The wrath of global recession looms over the homeowners and the magnitude of this crisis continues to unfold. People who are paying less in terms of mortgage payment might be disappointed to find that the base rate will soon rise. … Continue reading
Family Debt Deeply Troubling
A study by insurance firm, Aviva, has revealed that the average UK family are struggling financially as a result of the rising cost of living and significant credit card and personal loan debts. The research suggested that the average family are now spending around … Continue reading
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Tagged credit card debt, debt consolidation, debt counselling, debt management, family debt, personal loan debt
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Families Coming Up Against More Debt Problems
With job losses increasing and incomes falling, it looks like large numbers of families around the UK are going to be left in a position where they’re unable to repay credit card, mortgage and personal loan debts, the Consumer Credit … Continue reading
Top Ten Ways Of Managing Personal Debt
With the UK being faced with rising unemployment and a flailing economy many people are finding themselves faced with spiralling debts. Check out our top ten methods for managing debt. Continue reading
Consumers Plan To Reduce Debt & Improve Finances
Almost 60% of people are hoping to improve their financial circumstances over the course of 2011, with growing savings and reducing credit card and personal loan debt being the most popular goals, according to a recent survey by the Consumer Financial Education … Continue reading
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Consumer Opinion on Debt Raises Concerns
A recent study by the life insurer, Scottish Prudent, has revealed that British consumers would have to be around £16,000 in debt before worrying that they were in serious financial trouble. The survey goes on to show that the average … Continue reading
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