February, 2010 video news

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Avoid debt through better store card use

(26/02/2010)
Getting into debt difficulties because of store cards can be better avoided if they're used properly and to your advantage.

Debt expected to push retirement age to 70

(26/02/2010)
People struggling with debt could be working longer to pay them off as new research has revealed that public finances could see the retirement age pushed back to 70.

'Make the most of ISAs' savers told

(25/02/2010)
Brits should use their ISAs to the full as new research reveals that savers may have wasted around £13bn since their inception over ten years ago.

Extended maternity leave gets MP backing

(25/02/2010)
Mothers trying to achieve a healthy work/life balance whilst trying to keep on top of debt problems may be pleased to hear maternity leave has been extended across Europe.

Debt Relief Orders available to more people

(24/02/2010)
People struggling with debt problems could find a way out with a Debt Relief Order (DRO) as the government plans to open up this option for more people.

Smart spending shows debt management

(24/02/2010)
More people are showing nous as they try to control their debts through using credit to their advantage, it's been claimed.

Debt advice could tackle energy hikes

(23/02/2010)
Energy firms are filling up their coffers by earning an extra £30 in profit for each typical consumer, according to Ofgem.

Is bankruptcy right for Mums in money woes?

(23/02/2010)
Financial pressures are forcing many UK Mothers back into work or to do more hours even if they don't want to, according to an industry expert.

Celebrate Debt Freedom Day early with IVA

(22/02/2010)
We saw Debt Freedom Day take place this weekend (20 February) – so called, because it's the first day that the average Brit has earned enough money to pay off the interest on debt alone, according to new research.