Debt in the UK stands at Double the Average of Europe
The debt capital of Europe is now, unfortunately, Britain. UK citizens are borrowing an average of nearly twice what those in other western European c
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More Stimulus Needed to Sustain Economy Says Bank of England Deputy Governor
Posted on September 2, 2010 by wolfgang
Charles Bean, the Deputy Governor for the Bank of England has told the press that he believes more financial stimulus is going to be needed in order to help a shaky recovery continue in the United Kingdom. The recent recession's devastation is not likely to be rebounded from unless the Government is
Third of British Public Using Savings for Every Day Expenses
Posted on August 30, 2010 by wolfgang
Troubling news has recently come to light in the British media from an investment group known as Schroders which monitors the economy in the United Kingdom in an effort to determine the effects of the recent global credit crunch. The latest research from the group shows that one third of UK citizens
Millions of British Women Entering Debt to Look Like Celebrities
Posted on August 26, 2010 by wolfgang
More and more British women are finding themselves at the end of their financial ropes as times get harder, even after the global recession was said to have been on the way out. In the United Kingdom today, many women are eager to emulate popular celebrities and it is costing them to the tune of sev
Retail Sales Surge in June
According to official figures, after a pronounced drop of sales in UK shops during May, sales shot up 1.2% in June. This most likely comes because of
UK Public Warned Loan Sharks May Make a Come Back
As lenders become more cautious about their lending, increasingly larger numbers of UK citizens grow more susceptible to using loan sharks as the rece
Banks in the UK Now Being Closely Scrutinized
This week the four largest banks in the UK will release the results for the first six months of this year and when they do, bad loans and lending leve
Liability for Debts and the Limitation Act
What the Limitation Act is: The Limitation Act 1980 established the rules on the length of time a creditor has to take action (such as a lawsuit) aga
Debt for Police Officers
Research as shown us that theses may be some valuable suggestions for managing officers who are experiencing financial difficulties so we created this
Dealing with Debt
These days, credit in very easy to obtain for those living in the UK. Those looking to led money include small scale money lenders, mail order firms,
Bank Loans and Overdrafts
Bank Loans and Loan Finance Loan Finance and Bank Loans are generally appropriate for those borrowing for an especially expensive item like a car tha
When Your Credit is Refused
You Shouldn't Panic if You Are Refused Credit If you find yourself in a situation where you are refused credit, keep in mind that it could be for any
Your Job and How Debt Affects It
Employment and How Debt Problems Affect Your Job With this article we want to address the ways in which serious debt troubles can affect your ability
