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March, 2009
- Mortgage lending levels `still low` [31/03/2009]
Mortgage lending levels in the UK are still "very low", an expert has said. - Energy companies `must explain bills` [30/03/2009]
Energy industry regulator Ofgem has said that energy suppliers should be more `transparent` with regard to their direct debit billing. - Scottish baby boomers `must react to credit crunch` [30/03/2009]
People aged 45 and over - known as the baby boomer generation - living in Scotland must react to the - CML welcomes campaign on repossessions [30/03/2009]
The Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) has welcomed a new campaign to protect private tenants from repossession when their landlords - Ofgem proposes ban on `unfair` bills [25/03/2009]
Energy industry regulator Ofgem has set out plans to ban energy companies from charging `unjustified` prices to customers. - Customers paying with cash [25/03/2009]
New figures from the British Retail Consortium (BRC) have shown that people are most dependent on cash when it comes - Fuel tax to rise by almost 2p a litre [24/03/2009]
Fuel tax is set to rise once again by almost 2p a litre, bringing the level of tax paid by - Bank of England: risk of `debt deflation trap` [18/03/2009]
The country faces the risk of falling into a `debt deflation trap`, the Bank of England has warned, meaning that - Council in Devon writes off nearly £500,000 of debts [18/03/2009]
South Hams Council has been forced to write off nearly half a million pounds in debt: a year`s worth of - Npower to cut electricity prices [18/03/2009]
Energy supplier Npower has become the final `big six` energy company to announce cuts to some of its prices. - Retirees` finances `may be damaged by rate cut` [18/03/2009]
The recent reduction in the UK`s base rate of interest of 0.5 per cent may have a detrimental effect on - Fall in inflation expectations [16/03/2009]
A new Bank of England survey has shown that consumer expectations of inflation have fallen to their lowest level since - Money saved through interest rate cut `to be used to reduce debt` [13/03/2009]
The latest cut to the base rate, which took it from 1% to an all-time low of 0.5%, is unlikely - UK economy shrank by 1.8% in three months [13/03/2009]
The UK`s economy shrank by a full 1.8% in the three-month period ending in February, an influential think tank has - Consumers `£820 million in debt to energy providers` [13/03/2009]
In total, UK households are around £820 million in debt to their energy suppliers, according to new research by uSwitch. - Consumers `increasingly offsetting savings against mortgages` [13/03/2009]
Consumers in the UK are increasingly offsetting their savings against their mortgages in a bid to make the most of - Consumers `aiming to reduce spending` [12/03/2009]
Consumers in Britain, potentially including those experiencing debt problems, are aiming to reduce their expenditure, it has been found. - University students teach youngsters about debt [12/03/2009]
Law students from the University of Exeter have visited a College to teach the youngsters about debt. - Inflation a "real problem" for older people [12/03/2009]
Inflation is still having a significant impact on the finances of older people, an expert has said. - Banks `should be encouraged to provide more mortgages` [12/03/2009]
In order to improve the health of the UK`s property market, banks should be encouraged to lend more money in - People `increasingly turning to illegal loans` [11/03/2009]
As a result of the ongoing economic problems, an increasing number of consumers in the UK are turning to loan - Children raised in credit crunch `may be better able to manage money` [11/03/2009]
Youngsters being brought up amid the current recession may be better equipped to manage their money in the future, it - Unsatisfied energy customers `should switch now` [11/03/2009]
Energy customers who are unsatisfied with their current terms should look to switch now, because `this is as good as - Petrol prices back above 90p per litre [11/03/2009]
Following several months of relatively low prices, the price of a litre of unleaded petrol has now risen above the - Younger and richer people `benefiting more from mortgage reductions` [11/03/2009]
Younger and richer consumers in the UK have tended to benefit more from mortgage rate reductions than their older and - `Cut-price` supermarkets lead as shoppers look to avoid debt [10/03/2009]
New research has suggested that shoppers are continuing to seek out bargains and avoid debt as the economic downturn continues, - Consumer confidence up in February [10/03/2009]
Consumer confidence rose for the first time since October 2008, according to Nationwide`s latest Consumer Confidence Index. - Low interest rates `could force savers into riskier investments` [10/03/2009]
Savers could find themselves tempted by riskier investments as interest rates fall to zero on almost half of all savings - Mortgage debt: what will the base rate do on Thursday? [09/03/2009]
People with tracker and Standard Variable Rate (SVR) mortgages will be eagerly waiting to see what the Bank of England`s - Women `less likely to get into debt` [09/03/2009]
Women are more financially responsible than men and less likely to get into debt, according to an international survey. - PC sales `may be hit by economic downturn` [09/03/2009]
New research has suggested that PC sales in 2009 will fall at the fastest rate since they hit the market, - Bank of England cuts base rate [05/03/2009]
The Bank of England`s Monetary Policy Committee today announced it would be cutting its base rate by another half-point to - Many parents `pushed into debt by adult children` [02/03/2009]
A significant number of parents in the UK are falling into debt because they have to provide financial assistance to
More than 4 million fear they`ll be made redundant
16/12/2010 -
According to R3`s quarterly personal debt tracker, more than 4
Consumers took on more mortgage debt in July
26/08/2010 -
Consumers took on £2bn more mortgage debt than they repaid
Debts called in by parents
26/08/2010 -
According to research, `the bank of Mum and Dad` is
Teenagers `scared of debt`
19/08/2010 -
Nearly two thirds of teenagers are `scared` of debt, according
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