Real wages ‘still in decline’
Consumers struggling with debt may find their situation gets even tougher due to the worsening of the inflation situation.
With the Consu…
Economic woes ‘costing a million jobs among young’
Around a million jobs have been shed since 2007 in the industries that tend to employ the most young people, a study has indicated.
The T…
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IVA could be needed when debt gets ‘serious’
The average Briton only regards themselves as being in serious debt when it reaches £14,416, a new survey has found.
The financial safety net…
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Big firms fiddle while Britons burn with debt
The economy is not going back into recession, but growth will be low because large firms are not spending their huge cash reserves, a new report has c…
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Struggling tenants ‘should talk to landlords’
Tenants who are in debt through rental arrears may be better off if they talk to their landlords as soon as they get the chance.
David Lawrenson, p…
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Debt problems may last as economy tipped for long haul
Some people who are struggling with large debt levels may be hoping the solution arises from an improvement in the economic situation.
This notion …
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Energy bills set to fall?
With energy bills having soared in recent years, many consumers are finding it difficult to meet payments. For those in debt, the higher cost of heati…
Payday loans condemned as ‘senseless’
People should never seek to use payday loans at all, the founder of a financial advice website has said.
Money Magpie's Jasmine Birtl…
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