Liz Jones from the Daily Mail recently wrote about her huge debt problems, despite reportedly being one of the newspaper’s highest paid columnists and previously writing about her lavish lifestyle.
Does she deserve the criticism she received from the public, or should she be applauded for speaking up about debt and raising awareness that it really can affect anyone?
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I think I’ve found something else to be proud of in our industry (debt resolution).
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ClearDebt interviewed on BBC Radio 4 – and here are all the things about debt management plans we wish they’d given us the time to say.
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Swine Flu, Volcanic Ash and the common cold seems to be driving employers crazy all over the UK – and panicking employees about their job security. Complete our poll below and also comment on how you feel about this subject – how secure do you feel in your current job?
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Take these actions to support the campaign for improved legislation for people in debt. Here we explain how.
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There has been a lot of talk about debt during the general election. But are they talking about your sort of debt? See what the parliamentarians are saying right now.
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