Bank Account for Bankrupt Denied
Research from Citizens Advice Bureaux (CAB) has found that obtaining a bank account for bankrupt people is an increasingly difficult task, and it is calling on the Government to make urgent changes....
View ArticleConsolidation of Debt Impossible for Many Homeowners
New figures published by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) show that consolidation of debt and avoiding money problems is impossible for 46 per cent of all homeowners, most of whom have mortgages...
View ArticleDebt Consolidation Plans for Parents of Graduates
The average 2011 graduate is estimated to leave with £21,198 worth of debt. But with 25% of parents being the main financial source for graduates, getting into debt and the need for a debt...
View ArticleFinancial & Debt Advice for Near Bankrupt Brits
An incredible £18,500 is what the average Brit spends on bills annually with almost £3,000 paid off credit cards or loans. Financial debt advice for struggling Brits could be a smart move for securing...
View ArticleHow to Find ‘Bad Debt’ Consolidation Loans
If you have money problems and are in need of a bad credit consolidation loan, follow these tips for financial success. Continue reading → The post How to Find ‘Bad Debt’ Consolidation Loans appeared...
View ArticleOnline Debt Solutions for Summer Childcare
As new research shows that British grandparents are saving parents a massive £806 million in free childcare over the summer holidays, we look at your online debt solutions for those families worried...
View ArticleBankruptcy Blog: 5 of the Best
Bankruptcy blog information can be extremely useful for helping you get out of debt, consolidate your financial situation and learn more about what living with a large level of debt involves. Five of...
View ArticleDebt Worries for Retirement Overseas
With year-round sunshine and a cheaper cost of living, moving abroad to places like Australia may well seem the ideal option to kiss debt worries goodbye, but retiring abroad can halve a state pension...
View ArticleSpeeding Tickets Sign of Bad Money Management
Speedy housewives are more likely to incur a speeding fine which for some could be the first step of the slippery slope of bad money management. Continue reading → The post Speeding Tickets Sign of Bad...
View ArticleDouble Dip Unemployment to Increase Debt Trouble
The threat of unemployment, particularly in the public sector, could increase the threat of going bankrupt and running into debt trouble for many cash strapped Brits, experts warn. Continue reading →...
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