Those worried about falling into debt over the Christmas period have been advised to consider saving now for the festive period in 2010. Andrew Hagger of Moneynet.co.uk observed that people ought to start “getting used” to keeping back a portion…
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Many small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are continuing to struggle financially as the year draws to a close, with almost half admitting that they are still implementing cutbacks and cost-cutting strategies, decisions which may prevent them from falling into debt.…
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Those struggling with debt management have been advised to be wary of gold-buying firms that are offering low prices for the metal. According to the Daily Telegraph, trading standards officers found that prices for a 9ct piece of jewellery varied…
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Debts on credit cards that amount to between £1,800 and £2,000 may take more than ten years to clear, if just minimum repayments are met. This is according to This is Money’s Simon Moon, in response to a reader’s letter…
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The journey towards the end of debt management problems has only just begun, it has been suggested and attempts must be made to continually drive down the number of possessions each year. This is the opinion of Michael Coogan, the…
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Britons have been offered a checklist of things to avoid in order to reduce yuletide costs and perhaps prevent themselves from sliding into debt. Price comparison website moneysupermarket.com suggested that people consider steering clear of store cards, despite the fact…
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British citizens are more worried about their levels of debt than any other country in Europe, excluding Spain, with many stating their borrowing is not relative to their income. This is according to a new survey by fund manager Janus…
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The Citizens Advice Bureau has voiced its support for the Financial Services Bill, with director of public policy at the body Teresa Perchard saying that it is an “important step forward” in supporting the public in such difficult times. She…
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