June, 2010 video news

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Debt Management Plan aids pension

(30/06/2010)
A Debt Management Plan could help people to start planning for their retirement as a new survey finds that more people than ever are not saving enough towards their pension.

IVA helps in falling housing market

(29/06/2010)
An Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) could be the best solution for people in serious debt as new figures from the Land Registry suggest that the housing market may have run out of steam.

Debt management rules changed

(28/06/2010)
People who are struggling with debt and already in arrears with their mortgage may soon get some relief from a change in rules that aims to make debt management easier and fairer.

Debt caused by budget could be tackled with an IVA

(25/06/2010)
An Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) may be the best solution for people suffering from serious debt problems as researchers claim that the emergency budget will hit the poor harder than the rich.

Low-income mums could need debt advice

(24/06/2010)
New mothers on lower incomes could benefit from seeking professional debt advice to avoid getting into financial problems as a result of the changes laid out in the emergency budget.

Budget cuts benefits, risks debt

(23/06/2010)
People already struggling with debt problems could be hardest hit by the coalition's emergency budget as Chancellor George Osborne has unveiled a series of tough measures designed to slash Britain's huge public debt.

Minimum wage rise unlikely to help debt

(22/06/2010)
A proposed rise in the minimum wage is unlikely to help those suffering from debt problems after being set to go up by just 13p an hour.

Debt advice could help new mums

(21/06/2010)
Debt advice could help new mums who are being forced back to work early by debts and financial worries to spend more time with their baby.

Fake loan scams prey on debt fear

(21/06/2010)
Scammers targeting people with financial worries are using cold calls and texts to offer bad debt advice and worthless personal loans that cause already vulnerable people to slip further into debt.

Rising unemployment leads to debt

(18/06/2010)
New figures from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) have shown that unemployment in the UK is continuing to rise, a situation that experts think could lead to an increase in debt problems.

Bank charges may hit those in debt

(17/06/2010)
Debt hit families struggling to pay their bills and cope with rising living costs could bear the brunt of the high bank fees charged to retailers for accepting card transactions instead of cash.

Debt problems hit a fifth of Britons

(16/06/2010)
A new survey has found that one in every five people are starting to accumulate problem debt by using personal loans or credit cards to meet their day to day living expenses.

Pensions burden could cause debt

(16/06/2010)
British households will soon face an annual bill of £4000 to fund the gold plated pensions of public servants.

Debt report: don't ignore financial problems

(15/06/2010)
Personal debt problems and bankruptcy could spread throughout the economy in a cascade of financial difficulties according to a new report by insolvency experts R3.

Double dip threatens debt

(14/06/2010)
House prices across the UK have dropped for the third consecutive month in a row prompting fears amongst some financial experts that the country could be heading for a double dip recession.

New bank rules debt advice help

(10/06/2010)
Some of society's most vulnerable people are increasing the chance that they will need debt advice by not having a bank account.

An IVA to fund education fees?

(09/06/2010)
Some of society's most vulnerable people are increasing the chance that they will need debt advice by not having a bank account.

Beware phony debt management firms

(08/06/2010)
Consumers who need a debt management firm to look after their finances are being warned to only use recognised companies.

Interest rise increases need for IVA

(07/06/2010)
Higher interest rates could ultimately lead to more people needing an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) in the future.

Weddings cause debt management headache

(07/06/2010)
More couples are starting their married lives together sporting headaches – not caused from too much to drink at the reception, but rather the debt management issues they face after funding their big day.

Debt management necessary for many

(04/06/2010)
Debt is still on the rise in the UK and on average, every single person needs to look into debt management.

More Britons may need IVA help

(03/06/2010)
An Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) may be the answer for the many homeowners who fear that they will be consumed by debts in Britain tightens its belt.