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IVA as housing figures falter

(03/09/2010)
People with large unsecured loans may want to consider a debt solution such as an IVA or a Debt Management Plan as new figures on housing point towards a second recession.

IVA for negative equity debt trap

(01/09/2010)
Debt advice on options such as an IVA or a Debt Management Plan could benefit those struggling with debt as a new survey predicts that many homeowners face negative equity for years to come.

Debt management for false dawn

(31/08/2010)
People in debt could benefit from options such as a Debt Management Plan or an IVA as politicians and economists have warned that the recent economic growth figures may not paint the full picture.

IVA solves back to school overspend

(27/08/2010)
Parents who have overspent kitting their kids out for school could benefit from debt advice on debt solutions such as an IVA or a Debt Management Plan.

IVA, not kids, for debt solution

(23/08/2010)
People in debt may be wise to seek advice on all the available solutions, such as an IVA or a Debt Management Plan, as new research has found that grown-up children are increasingly lending money to their parents.

Debt management still needed in UK

(30/07/2010)
Total personal debt in the UK remains close to £1.5tn (£1.457tn), meaning that debt management remains a very real possibility for many.

Real debt advice for fake coins

(28/07/2010)
Counterfeit coins could lead to a need for debt advice or even a debt solution such as an IVA or a Debt Management Plan as worthless currency increasingly enters circulation.

Stats show need for debt advice

(02/07/2010)
A report compiling all the latest UK debt statistics indicates that there is now more need than ever for those in financial difficulty to seek professional debt advice and if necessary embark on a Debt Management Plan or an IVA.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Mental health debt concerns

(02/06/2010)
Millions of people in debt should look towards debt management, otherwise their mental health may suffer, according to new research.

Rowing families need debt help

(01/06/2010)
Millions of families' relationships are deteriorating due to debt problems, new research has shown.

Live to your means to avoid serious debt

(28/05/2010)
People are being encouraged to live within their means again by a debt expert.

Shop around to save money and avoid debts

(28/05/2010)
Buying goods online is not always cheaper according to one expert.

Families have less money to spend everyday

(27/05/2010)
Families in the UK have less disposable income according to ASDA.

Children more financially aware

(26/05/2010)
More children are learning how to manage their finances to avoid future debt problems following the recession according to one expert.

Protect against burglary costs

(25/05/2010)
The right insurance could help burglary victims avoid debt problems.

Brits stress over utility debts

(24/05/2010)
Brits are getting stressed out over utility bill debts.

Online debt advice may help over 60s

(24/05/2010)
Older people are not getting the debt advice they need because they are wary of using the internet according to the Consumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS).