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- Historic highs for insolvency levels
- Retirement home firms target of OFT
- More and More Young Britons are On the Dole
- Retired people have thousands of pounds on credit cards and loans
- Advice From Scrimpers on Saving Money
- Rash of debt firm closures in the UK
- Consumers should budget to pay off credit card debt
- Increasing credit card defaults making recession worse
- Using the low base rate to clear your debts
- Homeowners can be forced to sell even for unsecured debt
- Nearly a century to clear a £5000 debt with Barclaycard
- Drop in credit card delinquencies
- Claims for cancellation of debts may be put on hold
- Misleading debt advice sites closed by regulator
- Britain could still go bankrupt
- Helpful Advice for Those Drowning in Debt
- Warning for solicitors over debt clearance firms
- Consumers in UK cutting back on spending to try and get rid of card debt
- Chancellor admits recession could last two years
- Many people facing insolvency
- Demand for debt advice on the rise
- Treasury announces details of homeowner rescue plan
- Increased number of people face bankruptcy
- Are more people turning to doorstep lenders?
- Biggest debts now amongst middle classes
- Insolvency figures drop whilst DMPs rise
- Repossession levels have rocketed in the UK
- How To Safeguard Your Money
- Not Every Solution Is The Right One
- Insolvency figures show unexpected fall
- Many Brits will retire owing money
- Can you avoid wasting food and money?
- Is recession looming for the UK?
- Debt advisory service urges homeowner to seek advice if necessary
- Bankruptcies up 38 Percent
- Is the UK on the brink of recession?
- Trying to save debt by cutting back on the cost of fuel?
- What is Debt Consolidation
- How To Avoid Debt While Using Credit Cards
- Best Saving Strategies to Help Avoid Debt
- Financial Experts Offer Credit and Debt Advice
- Experts Offer Tips for Saving To Avoid Debt
- Different Categories Of Debt Explored
- Debt Consolidation Or Debt Negotiation – Which One Is Better
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