Property Market in UK Taking Dreaded Second Dip
It has been feared for the past several months in the United Kingdom and now it appears to have arrived, that much feared 'double dip' of the housing
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Debt Management in the UK
Posted on December 18, 2011 by admin
Debt Management in the UK The worst possible thing you can do when you get into debt is ignore it. You know it is not going to go away but you just do not want to deal with it. This is the attitude that will cause you to sink into debt further, and nothing will get solved. Debt management is someth
Shocking Rise in Home Repossessions Worries Many in UK
Posted on August 19, 2011 by wolfgang
New figures just released from the Council of Mortgage Lenders in the United Kingdom show that repossessions of properties has risen by nearly 15% since the beginning of 2011. According to the numbers, experts say that around 9,000 properties have been repossessed in the 2nd Quarter of this year alo
UK Job Market and Inflation Causing Problems in Consumer Households
Posted on August 15, 2011 by wolfgang
New research shows that things are not looking too great in the United Kingdom right now in terms of job opportunity for those who are looking and stability for those who are already employed. Research has come from the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development, known as CIPD for short, that
Bank of England Holds Rates and Follows US Example
Recent news from Chancellor George Osbourne has revealed that the Bank of England in the United Kingdom will follow the example of the United States'
British Homeowners Finding More Value in Debt Repayment Than Savings
Presently, good loan rates are helping to make it easier for home owners in the United Kingdom to pay off their mortgages so many are using this chanc
Banks in UK Bracing for PPI Claims Totalling Up to £5 Billion
Things are looking bad for UK banks as they are staring down the barrel of £5.1 billion over the course of the next 5 years for the purposeful missel
British Women Choosing Debt Consolidation Loans More Than Men
Recent figures from the Government of the United Kingdom's help line for insolvency have shown that there are a significantly larger percentage of wom
Huge Changes in Government Spending on the Way in Britain
It has only been a short time since the latest plans for cuts in Government spending were released, but already the public in the United Kingdom is re
Consumers in UK Being Warned Against Loopholes to Clear Debts
Word has it that there are companies in the United Kingdom right now that are advising citizens they have the power to clear debt by way of a variety
Many Feel Imbalance in UK Tax Cuts Could Upset Economy
Some in the media are highlighting the fact that those who earn what is considered to be 'above average' incomes in the United Kingdom today are going
Today's British University Students Looking at Years of Debt
Recent word has come that those young people from middle income families could well be priced out of a university education after the Government decid
Lloyds Banking Group Not Complying with Regulations on PPI Complaints
The biggest Government-backed bank in the UK, which consists of Lloyds TSB, Bank of Scotland and Halifax, is causing an uproar and receiving serious b
