A number of people could be left facing debt problems as it has been revealed that individuals have been billed incorrectly for energy services in rec…
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The nation’s overall debt could be reduced, it has been suggested, as the UK trade deficit beat expectations in February.
It narrowed to £6.2…
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Long-term sickness rules that have come in to place are preventing smaller companies from hiring, which could be bad news for those in debt who are lo…
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Individuals could be concerned by possible debt in later life as more people are saving for a pension, new research has shown.
According to the Leg…
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Labour’s proposals to minimum wage commitments, which could impact on those struggling with debt, have been welcomed.
The Trades Union Congress (TU…
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A significant number of people could be dicing with debt as it has been revealed 60 per cent of Britons exceed their budgets each month.
Research c…
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Around 2.4 million people in Britain have admitted they would fake a home insurance claim – possibly to help ease debt worries – it has been suggested…
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Individuals believe themselves to be in a worse financial situation now that the interest rate is 0.5 per cent.
This is the finding of a street pol…
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