With So many UK consumer experiencing debt management problems, there is clear need for financial educational from an independent body.
Call For Government Sponsered Financial Advice Scheme
March 5th, 2008March 2007 Statistics From Credit Action Show 9.1% increase in personal debt
March 3rd, 2008Credit Action are a national money education charity who collate and publish consumer debt statistics each month. Read the rest of this entry »
Credit Card Companies Prefer Customers With Debts.
February 14th, 2008Credit Card Companies may be cancelling cards from reliable customers and offering them to riskier ones to boost their profits, suggests Chairman of the treasury select committee, John McFall Read the rest of this entry »
Biased Debt Advice From The CCCS?
January 24th, 2008The Consumer Credit Counselling service uses its charity status to boost its claim to be champion of the struggling debtor, but is the advice it gives always the best advice?
Slash Supermarket Spend By Some Simple Planning.
January 22nd, 2008Save up to 30% of your grocery spend by planning a weekly menu.
Buy Gift Vouchers On Ebay And Save 20%
December 18th, 2007Check Ebay after Christmas day, you’ll find many, many gift vouchers for sale at knock down prices. Read the rest of this entry »
Credit Crunch Is Good News For Savers.
December 17th, 2007Lenders are desperate to get hold of our money as conventional credit streams are harder to come by.
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Don’t Let Your Mortgage Lender Sell You Home Insurance.
December 10th, 2007Many times on these pages we talk about shopping around for a better deal, but even I was ripped off - twice. Read the rest of this entry »
Debt Management The Only Way Out Of Debt As Credit Crunch Bites
December 3rd, 2007The cost of borrowing and number of rejected loans and credit applications is on the rise, while the number of companies willing to lend money is on the decline. Read the rest of this entry »
Mortgage lenders warned about ‘Bullying’ by Judge
November 26th, 2007Borrowers shouldn’t be bullied into repaying mortgage arrears too quickly, says a senior judge. You can go to to court and win permission to repay over a much longer period of time. Read the rest of this entry »
