The latest Insolvency Statistics – October – December 2016 (Q4 2016) published by the Insolvency Service show Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs) increased for the sixth successive quarter. There were a total of 49,745 IVAs in 2016, although it fell short of…
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The latest Insolvency Statistics – July to September 2016 (Q3 2016) published by the Insolvency Service today show Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs) increased for the fifth consecutive quarter. If growth continues at the same pace 2016 could see the highest…
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One in ten of us have been hit by credit or debit card fraud in the past year at a total cost of more than £2 billion, recent research suggests. With everything from banking to bus timetables moving online, the…
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First-time buyers with a Lloyds Bank mortgage are set to benefit after a 0.30 per cent mortgage rate reduction.
The change applies to those on a tw…
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The introduction of the pension reforms in 2015 was great news for Brits, as it meant that they were able to cash in their pensions from the age of 55…
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Changes announced recently in the Budget mean that Brits have more savings options than ever, but new research shows that almost a quarter of UK adult…
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Credit card firm NewDay is due to refund over £4 million across at least 180,000 customers following disclosures made to the Financial Conduct A…
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is currently undergoing the process of contacting 16,000 customers of debt management firm PDHL, which has been …
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