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55% of Brits trying to clear debts

15/10/2008

Over half (55 per cent) of adults in Britain are taking action to clear their debts, new figures reveal.

Produced by Lloyds TSB Consumer Banking, the research found that 32 per cent of consumers surveyed had increased the amount they pay off their outstanding loans each month.

Meanwhile, 19 per cent reported focusing on repaying their debt high-interest debt.

However, savings are suffering, with almost two in five people (37 per cent) questioned reporting they are now depositing less money.

"With rising bills it`s becoming harder to put money on one side. We all understand the need to save but what consumers told us they need is more guidance and advice on how to save more when their finances are being squeezed," stated Ian Larkin, managing director of Lloyds TSB Consumer Banking.

Recently, the bank released figures which suggested that 57 per cent of adults surveyed in Scotland are taking action to tackle their debt.
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