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12 Mar 2008
With more and more people charging purchases, borrowing regulations being loosened in reaction to the demand, and inflation on the rise, lending institutions have sought out ways by which borrowers can work with them towards debt settlement instead of declaring bankruptcy.»
08 Jan 2008
There are many ways to get into debt and, thankfully, there are also many ways to get out of it. Whether you go it alone or enlist the help of a debt counseling agency, there are different types of debt advice to get you out of trouble. Here we look at the most popular options.»
02 Nov 2007
Statistics show that there has been an increase in the number of home repossessions in the UK during quarter three of this year due to the increased mortgage interest rates, as well as the global credit squeeze, and it doesn't appear that things will be looking up for consumers any time soon. »
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