Ed Miliband, the leader of the Labour party, recently spoke of his plans to give local authorities in the UK more power to ban payday lenders, pawnbrokers and even bookmakers from town centres in the country. The idea was a…
Category: Debt Advice
For taking a debt loan, you must make your mind first. Formulate a proper strategy to repay the loan to the borrower and on time. Try to move out of debt as soon as possible and stay happy.
If you are planning to purchase something big, but your monthly spending do not let you achieve that, then you must go through the tips to start saving. Take help from the experts in such a situation for proper guidance. It’s better to stop buying unnecessary products so that you move out of debt soon. However, if you do not keep a control on your spending, and also over spend on your credit cards, it will damage your score.
Getting stuck in a tough financial situation is not an uncommon occurrence, but it can be difficult for anyone. People who find themselves stuck with unexpected bills often don’t know what to do or where to get the money to…
Debt can be described as money borrowed from someone or one party from another. Debt is usually used by big corporations to make purchases that they could not afford on normal circumstances. The money is being borrowed under a particular…
The New Year is a just around the around, and so you must be mulling seriously again, more than ever, on how you can effectively turn things around and enjoy considerable debt reduction or even debt relief for the coming year….
Paying off debt can seem like a losing battle, but it doesn’t have to be. Student loans, credit cards, car loans, medical bills, old debts and home mortgages can all be paid off within a reasonable timeframe. The trick is…
Debt is something that everyone dreads, and yet which not many work hard enough to avoid. It’s a problem that creeps up on you, after a series of bad decisions, wrong turns, and unwise investments. You borrow a little here…
The recession has undoubtedly changed the financial lives for us all. It has been harder for many of us to stay afloat and more of us than ever are struggling with debt. The recently released Veda report on Australian debt…
How much debt would you consider to be “serious”? Surprisingly most Britons don’t consider themselves to be in real financial trouble until their personal debt exceeds £14K and that doesn’t even include the money they owe on their mortgages. It’s…