Credit crunch causes familial friction
12th August 2008 by Barney McCarthy
The effects of the credit crunch are leading people into concealing their financial woes from their loved ones, according to Moneynet. Continue Reading »
12th August 2008 by Barney McCarthy
The effects of the credit crunch are leading people into concealing their financial woes from their loved ones, according to Moneynet. Continue Reading »
4th August 2008 by Barney McCarthy
The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has launched a public consultation on the scope of its project looking at irresponsible lending in UK consumer credit markets. Continue Reading »
30th July 2008 by Pauline McCallion
New research has revealed parents are worried they will have to fund their children’s debts for more than 10 years after they graduate. Continue Reading »
7th July 2008 by Pauline McCallion
For every pound saved over the last quarter, the British public borrowed 69 pence, according to Unbiased. Continue Reading »
2nd July 2008 by Barney McCarthy
Proposals for strengthening the framework for financial stability and protecting depositors have been published by HM Treasury, the Financial Services Authority (FSA) and the Bank of England. Continue Reading »
18th June 2008 by Barney McCarthy
Research by uSwitch shows that credit card providers could be putting themselves and consumers at risk by not making sufficient checks during the application process. Continue Reading »
12th June 2008 by Barney McCarthy
With 54% of retirees struggling to make ends meet, research from Engage Mutual Assurance reveals that families are stepping in to provide a financial lifeline to their elderly relatives. Continue Reading »
4th June 2008 by Pauline McCallion
The UK is in denial about debt, according to new research from CreditExpert, the credit report provider. Continue Reading »