 Thousands wanted to go bankrupt in 2007 [04.03.08]
According to government figures that were recently released thousands of consumers wanted to declare themselves bankrupt during the course of 2007 in order to escape spiralling levels of debt.
Situation eases for cheap fixed rate customers [28.02.08]
According to a recent report the situation for consumers that are currently on cheap fixed rate mortgages that are due to come to an end is far less bleak than it was some months ago, with interest rate having fallen twice in the past few months.
What the experts are saying about future rate cuts [21.02.08]
As widely predicted the Bank of England decided to cut interest rates again this month for the second time since December, whilst trying to balance concerns over rising inflation and worries over a slowing economy.
Repossessions at highest level for eight years [15.02.08]
According to a recent report repossession levels in the UK have hit their highest level in eight years, fuelled by tight credit conditions, strained household finances, and high interest rates.
Further controversy over HIPs erupts [05.02.08]
According to a recent report there is now further controversy over Home Information Packs, which are a legal requirement for any residential property that is being marketed for sale in England or Wales.
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 How to better manage your debts [19.02.08]
Many of us know how difficult it can be to deal with high levels of debt, and when you have a wide range of creditors to deal with and a variety of repayments to make each month, budgeting and financial management can become very difficult.
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