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'Debt seen as a way of life' experts claim
Wednesday 23rd July 2008
Insolvency practitioners are expecting the number of people forced into bankruptcy due to unmanageable debts to increase significantly over the next year, new research has found.According
When I grow up I want to be...a Debt Doctor
Tuesday 22nd July 2008
Declaring a job position ‘the best job in the world’ must often be taken with a pinch of salt, however having been in the EuroDebt debt
Top Tips To Ditch Your Debt Drain
Tuesday 22nd July 2008
As I face the prospect of paying off three years of debt covering the university fees, the loan and of course the student lifestyle, I feel
Youngster's debt becoming a brokers best-friend
Tuesday 22nd July 2008
Collaborations can often prove fruitful and it is apparent that YouthNet and TheSite.org provide an advice organisation often similar to a fire alarm, in their case
Debtors 'denied IVAs because practitioners not paid enough'
Tuesday 22nd July 2008
People in debt are being denied the opportunity to enter into individual voluntary agreements (IVAs) by insolvency practitioners (IP) even though they may be the most
Debt solution website could 'wipe out' debts
Tuesday 22nd July 2008
Law company Stephenson Solicitors has launched an advice website aimed at those who face the threat of having their homes repossessed, with the possibility of having
'Plethora of debt solutions' available to consumers
Monday 21st July 2008
People who are struggling with high levels of personal debt have a range of solutions available to alleviate the burden, however they must consult with a
One-fifth face repossession
Thursday 17th July 2008
An industry figure has claimed around one-fifth of people face having their homes repossessed because they have borrowed too much to purchase them.Frances Walker, a spokesperson
'More tools available' to British people in debt
Wednesday 16th July 2008
A leading debt adviser has claimed British people who fall into financial difficulties have many more options available to help them than their Irish counterparts.Sean Tyrer,
Review on mortgage finance will bring no immediate joy
Wednesday 16th July 2008
The interim Treasury review on mortgage finance is not set to bring any relief to all those affected by the current mortgage crisis. The review is
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