Debt has been in the headlines a lot lately, from national UK debt to football teams. The stories which perhaps have had the biggest impact are the real-life debt stories which show the human side of debt and in some extreme cases the loss of life due to debt.
Leading UK debt solution company, ClearDebt, publishes a blog written by one of their own clients which details his first hand experience of getting out of £41,982 of debt.
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ClearDebt blog launches more posts to ensure the most upto date advice and support is available.
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Seemingly well-off people are secretly struggling to manage their debts whilst keeping up appearances within their communities. Is being is debt something people should be ashamed of?
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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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As the days finally seem a little milder, and the occassional walk is now not so painful without the protection of a winter coat, it seems we are all quite eager to put the cold front of the winter behind…
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