Higher inflation on way, warns economist
Inflation will soon be rising again and the Consumer Prices Index (CPI) rate could top five per cent this year, it has been claimed.
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North-east to face biggest debt problem?
When the government announced its cuts programme, one of the arguments against it was that certain areas of the country would be hit more than others,…
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Unemployment down but debt ‘high among young jobless’
When it comes to unemployment statistics, there will always be different interpretations, not least where party politics is involved. But there may ap…
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Debt fears may rise as economic recovery ‘threatened’
The UK economy is under threat from a variety of sources, all of which may choke off the recovery, an economist has said.
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Finances ‘facing biggest squeeze since 1921’
Britons are facing their biggest peacetime loss of income in real terms since 1921, it has been revealed, something that could increase the pressure o…
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A public-private debt problem
Those in debt and working in the public sector could have a deeper set of problems than they imagine, a new survey has indicated.
While the governm…
Debt problems ‘often the result of energy bill errors’
With many people getting into large amounts of debt through loans, credit cards, mortgages and other means, the last thing some will need is to find t…
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Debt consolidation ‘now a priority for middle earners’
Middle earners are the group most at risk from the economic, fiscal and employment changes of the past few years, it has been claimed.
Pe…
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