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Thousands seeking debt help every day -
Debt help could increase as Brits turn backs on saving
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Teens show improving debt management after recession
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Job loss depression could be lessened by debt help
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Good debt management could provide 'savings cushion'
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Debt help demand to grow a long with house prices?
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Lloyds prices and launches £4bn RMBS deal
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FSA voices concerns over MPPI sales
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Redundancy cover costs rise by 70%
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Credit card companies accused of squeezing extra cash out of borrowers
Thousands seeking debt help every day
Debt help is being sought by thousands of Brits every day, according to statistics from Credit Action. ...
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Debt help could increase as Brits turn backs on saving
Brits are borrowing more and more money, according to new figures, which could increase the need for debt management plans and debt help. ...
Teens show improving debt management after recession
The recession has led to teenagers showing more financial awareness and better debt management skills, new figures have suggested. ...
Job loss depression could be lessened by debt help
Debt help could make it easier for Brits to overcome the loss of their job, following the publication of alarming new figures. ...
Good debt management could provide 'savings cushion'
People who are struggling to save money as a result of their spiralling debts could find that seeking debt help is a good option. ...
Debt help demand to grow a long with house prices?
House prices have increased this month, which could drive demand for debt help among homebuyers who need assistance raising a deposit or repaying their mortgages. ...
Lloyds prices and launches £4bn RMBS deal
Lloyds Banking Group has reopened the European securitisation market for the first time in over a year with the issue of a mortgage-backed bond equivalent to £4bn....
FSA voices concerns over MPPI sales
The FSA has revealed its concern about the way insurers are treating customers who buy mortgage protection products....
Redundancy cover costs rise by 70%
Home loan insurance providers have clashed with the City regulator over concerns that they are imposing steep premium rises, or reductions in policy benefits, just as many customers are more likely to make a claim....
Credit card companies accused of squeezing extra cash out of borrowers
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