The amount spent on credit and debit cards this Christmas has exceeded that of last year, a new report has revealed. Figures published by Barclaycard have indicated that, between December 19th and December 31st, shoppers paid for more with plastic,…
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The amount of money being transferred to new credit cards during the first three months of 2010 will be down by more than 50 per cent compared with last year due to efforts to clear debt. This is according to…
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Consumer attitudes to finances and debt changed during 2009 as a result of the recession, it has been suggested. According to the Charities Aid Foundation (CAF), many people are now looking to save more and spend less and have modified…
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Consumers may be able to manage their debt levels better by switching to more competitive online energy plans for their homes. According to uSwitch.com, these products are approximately £300 a year less expensive than standard plans, which means householders could…
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Britons have been urged to consider saving for next Christmas now, particularly if they have found it difficult financially this festive season. Citizens Advice has partnered with the Office of Fair Trading and will – as part of its Save…
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Those struggling with debt management issues may be able to save £1,000 by the end of 2010 if they make good financial resolutions at the start of the year. This is according to a survey conducted by Which?, revealing that…
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Those in debt may welcome the news that aid is on hand, as the NHS has launched a new helpline – called the Stressline – to assist those concerned with employment, housing and debt. Open daily between 08:00 GMT and…
The number of pensioners in debt and struggling with fuel poverty appears to be on the rise, as new figures indicate a four-fold climb in the last five years. Statistics published by the Conservatives have revealed that there are more…
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