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Sunday, 22nd November 2009

Consumer debt

Plan for things to get tougher before they begin to get better THE cost of credit cards is about to rise because of increased numbers defaulting on their debts, according to a report out earlier this week.

Thomas Graham: Dump the debt stopping students learning We must realise the value in world-class universities, says Thomas Graham

Bankruptcies double as 11 go to the wall every working day Capital just behind Glasgow as easy credit takes its toll

State debt soars after borrowing a record £5,000 every second THE UK faces tax hikes and spending cuts after government debt soared to its highest level since records began, borrowing £5,000 a second.

Soap Box: Debt is no respecter of class or profession

Crunch time for credit card firms in move to tackle debt mountain

Debt woes worsen as creditors strike

Tenth of all families are in negative equity – Bank of England

Debt advice Scots owe more than £20,000

Exclusive: Debt relief drives equity release

Brown set to ditch key economic rule as UK borrowing soars

PM hints at U-turn on 2p increase in fuel duty

Tories target store cards in bid to end UK's 'debt addiction'

Debt fee 'excludes most needy'

Cheap credit blamed for sharp rise in middle-class debt

Scots' personal debt on the rise as spectre of repossession looms

One in four debtors pays price with ruined relationship

New bank code pledges more help for families struggling with debt

Credit crunch is hitting UK family spending

One in five consider cashing in their home

'Ticking timebomb' of retiring in debt

Lifeline to help youth avoid debt

Ex-Egg chief's Easter warning on subprime

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