Britain ‘to suffer low growth year’
Britain will avoid the dreaded double-dip recession in 2012, but will face a year of very low growth before things pick up in 2013, according to the C…
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Job losses and debt may loom as economy estimate shows shrinkage
New evidence suggesting Britain may be heading towards recession has been published by the National Institute for Economic and Social Research (NIESR)…
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Second charge repossessions ‘set to rise’
One form of mortgage could be about to become the subject of an increase in repossession statistics, the Finance and Leasing Association (FLA) has cla…
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Debt problems may increase as just 17 days are worry free
Many Britons are in danger of slipping into debt through using an overdraft every month, with cash becoming tight at increasingly early stages.
Thi…
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Retail figures show negative side to debt repayment
Many consumers are setting about reducing their debts, but such action could leave others in a worse financial situation – particularly those employed…
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Debt charity warns over bailiffs
A debt charity has advised consumers that they have certain rights they can seek to invoke if they are threatened with bailiffs.
The Mone…
Women ‘suffering too much credit card debt’
Women have tended to run up too much credit card debt in a bid to maintain unsustainable lifestyles, the head of a body designed to tackle their finan…
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Debt problem may remain despite positive PMI
The latest data on the economy has suggested the UK may not be heading into recession after all, an expert has said.
According to the Mar…
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