Spending more than you earn is the quickest route to misery – so said Dicken’s character Mr Micawber – we look at people with debt worries and the numbers that can’t make ends meet.
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Can Quora – dubbed a continually improving collection of questions and answers – live up to its promise and hype as a resource for personal finance? We take a further look.
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A look at more than 60, nearly enquiries made to ClearDebt shows that the less you earn, the more you are likely to have debt problems – but that significant debt problems exist at any level of income – even the highest.
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Advice on why you should start planning and saving now for Christmas 2011
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Some very strong opinions have been expressed about free transport in London on NYE being sponsored by a payday loans company. Do you think it should have been allowed? Vote in the poll and have your say!
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New guidelines are changing the conditions for people who are made bankrupt. The general feeling is that these guidelines will make life a lot more difficult for bankrupts and for some people highlight IVAs as an alternative debt solution.
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