UK's Public Sector Hiding 4 Trillion Pounds of Debt?
It has come to light that the debt from the public sector in the United Kingdom could be a full £4 trillion higher than previous estimates had set it
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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
Each Person in UK Over £60,000 In National Debt
In a stunning new report that has now been released by the Office for National Statistics, the national debt in the United Kingdom has been broken dow
Britain's National Credit Rating Could Be On Way Down
Things are not looking good in the United Kingdom right now as the big shot has been taken at George Osborne by Standard & Poor's: they are looking to
Concerns Grow Over US Debt Collection Abuse Being Emulated in UK
In the United States, harassment by debt collectors is reported to be on the rise. This news comes despite the fact that, like the United Kingdom, the
Summer Holiday Leading to Massive Debt for Many in UK
The stats on the number of adults living in the United Kingdom who will go into debt in 2010 in order to pay for a summer holiday are simply staggerin
Experts Cite Need for Debt Consolidation As Calls for Help Increase
It is still hard times in the United Kingdom despite the pundits talk of the economy getting better. While percentages look good in the papers, the re
Second Round of Global Economic Meltdown May Be on the Way
Things are looking extremely rough and dangerous for the global financial markets as it turns out that a new wave of the recession which started shaki
Housing Debt Won't Be Cancelled for High Council
According to recent word from the chief secretary to the Treasury, the government of the United Kingdom will not be able to write off £146 million in
Families on Brink of Insolvency Due to Credit Card Habits
In the United Kingdom, as with much of the rest of the developed world, there has been a decided and nearly continual slide into debt via credit cards
Pension Ages to Rise at Faster Pace
In news that is surely not going to sound good to many in the United Kingdom, it turns out that the Government has just now confirmed its plans to rai
