The Bank of England may face an increasing monetary policy dilemma at a time of economic stagflation that hits indebted consumers hard.
Y…
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Hard-pressed consumers may be set to see their utility bills kept under more control by new legislation.
One of the major causes of risin…
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The number of repossessions is stable and no longer rising, the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) has revealed.
CML figures for the numbe…
The number of households and individuals facing extreme difficulty in meeting their bills has risen significantly in the last few months.
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The number of personal insolvencies may have fallen, but it could soon rise now the UK is back in recession.
Insolvency Service figures f…
With the UK now officially back in recession, it may comes as no surprise that many consumers are even more concerned about the state of their persona…
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Unemployment in Britain is set to reach nine per cent of the working population this year, an economic analysis has concluded.
The National Institu…
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Credit card debt is a problem for many people and while sometimes it is caused by people recklessly overspending on plastic, it is widely agreed that …
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