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Debt News

Lower mortgage rates 'help debt consolidation for Brits'

11 March 2010

Mortgage borrowers could now have the perfect opportunity to improve their debt management.

Monthly charges 'could help improve debt management'

10 March 2010

People could have a better understanding of their debt management through a clearer fees structure for their current accounts.

Debt management 'far from the minds of FTBs'

09 March 2010

Debt management is not the highest priority for FTBs across the UK at present.

Savers 'not making the most of Isa investments'

08 March 2010

Brits should make the most of Isa savings to improve their debt management.

Attitudes to credit cards 'need to change'

05 March 2010

Consumer attitudes to credit cards and debt management need to change, it has been stated.

Imperative 'for rates to remain low'

04 March 2010

It is vital the Bank of England does not move to increase rates too soon for the sake of the debt management of millions of Brits.

Recession 'has created a financially excluded generation'

04 March 2010

Many people are struggling with debt management as a result of the economic downturn.

Low earners 'much more vulnerable'

03 March 2010

Low earners could be having a more difficult time with debt management as a result of the recession.

Identity fraud 'causing headaches for debt management'

02 March 2010

Many Brits are finding debt management to be a struggle as a result of identity fraud.

First-time buyers 'gaining access to greater LTV mortgages'

01 March 2010

UK first-time buyers are being granted greater access to higher LTV loans, a situation that could be a slippery slope to debt management difficulties.

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