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Recession 'hit 35 to 44-year olds hard'
Adults aged between 35 and 44 are suffering especially hard from the recession, it has been claimed. More »
Loans - Mon 15 Mar 2010
DMP 'not suitable for all'
New figures from insolvency trade body R3 claim that 26 per cent of debt management plans (DMPs) will not be cleared after ten years or more. More »
Loans - Mon 8 Mar 2010
February 20th was Debt Freedom Day
Brits spend the first 50 days of the year paying off the interest on their debts, new research has claimed. More »
Loans - Mon 22 Feb 2010
Engagement rings 'should not cost the earth to finance'
Romantic souls thinking of proposing on Valentine's Day should not pay over the odds if purchasing the ring with a personal loan, according to an expert. More »
Loans - Tue 9 Feb 2010
Recession 'shocked people into repaying debts'
Borrowers have been prompted to repay their debts by the recession, according to an expert. More »
Loans - Thu 28 Jan 2010
Brits 'still using loan sharks'
Brits are continuing to put their financial health in danger by using loan sharks, it has been suggested. More »
Loans - Mon 18 Jan 2010
Paying off debt 'part of good financial health'
Borrowers should be aware that repaying debt is just one aspect of good financial management, it has been suggested. More »
Loans - Thu 14 Jan 2010
People 'taking steps to cut debt'
Consumers are using low interest rates to reduce the amount of debt they have, according to an expert. More »
Loans - Thu 7 Jan 2010
Doorstep loans 'prevent illegal borrowing'
Doorstep loans stop people from accessing illegal sources of borrowing, an expert has claimed. More »
Loans - Fri 11 Dec 2009
Treasury second-charge plans 'would help borrowers'
Recent proposals from the government will create a "more level playing field" for borrowers, an expert has claimed. More »
Loans - Tue 1 Dec 2009
Millions of Brits 'hiding debt'
Nearly one-quarter of the UK's adults are hiding some form of debt from their loved ones, it has been suggested. More »
Loans - Mon 16 Nov 2009
Equity release 'used to cut debts'
Equity release is increasingly being used by the over 60s to reduce the amount of debt they hold, it has been suggested. More »
Loans - Fri 16 Oct 2009
Debt advice 'can help with serious problems'
People should seek help with their debt no matter how severe the problem has become, it has been suggested. More »
Loans - Mon 12 Oct 2009
Over 50s 'not immune from downturn'
The over 50s have not managed to sidestep the effects of the economic downturn, it has been suggested. More »
Loans - Wed 7 Oct 2009
Over 50s 'owe almost £7,000'
More than half of the UK's over 50s have some form of non-mortgage debt, new figures show. More »
Loans - Mon 5 Oct 2009
Cheap loans 'are over'
Borrowers cannot rely on having access to cheap loans, an expert has suggested. More »
Loans - Wed 26 Aug 2009
Interest rate increase 'will hurt some borrowers'
Borrowers should treat low interest rates carefully because they will not be around forever, an expert has said. More »
Loans - Mon 24 Aug 2009
Borrowers 'using high-interest lenders'
One impact of the credit crunch has been more people turning to high-interest lenders, it has been suggested. More »
Loans - Thu 30 Jul 2009
Brits 'need to examine their debts'
Some Britons are still not recognising the importance of reducing their debt, it has been suggested. More »
Loans - Wed 29 Jul 2009
