All Articles & News in the 'Debt Management' sub-category.
Posted: 11 March 2010 as Article
Debt has been one of the biggest single factors to emerge during the recent recession as a significant issue that has affected many people from all walks of life.
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Posted: 11 March 2010 as Article
Recession. It is only one word after all, but it has surprisingly many interpretations. If you are to believe some reports we are now out of recession. So that's it then. Grab the bubbly, turn on the music and let's all party. Not so fast, because the truth may well be a different story. Figures can
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Posted: 7 January 2010 as Article
With the rising costs of energy and water over the past few years it is easy to find yourself in the position of being either greatly in credit or, more worryingly, severely in debt to your utility company...
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Posted: 7 January 2010 as Article
The GDP or "Gross Domestic Product" of the United Kingdom – a measure of the amount of goods and services produced by the country as a whole – contracted at rate of 0.3% between July and September, according to official figures. This was in fact, a downward revision of the original estimate...
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Posted: 7 January 2010 as Article
As winter approaches, millions of consumers in the U.K. are worrying about the high cost of heating their homes, yet energy suppliers are reluctant to cut energy prices until winter bills have boosted their profits...
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Posted: 7 January 2010 as Article
The fact that total personal debt in the U.K. stood at £1,458 billion at the end of October bears testament to the fact cheap, easy credit has been – or at least had been, in the days before the credit crunch – available for many years...
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Posted: 7 January 2010 as Article
A DMP or "Debt Management Plan", in the traditional sense, was an agreement between a borrower and his or her creditors, set up by a county court...
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Posted: 7 January 2010 as News
The Dubai government announced on Monday that it had been given $10 billion in surprise aid by its neighbour Abu Dhabi. The money would be used to repay an Islamic bond, worth $4 billion, for the property development company, Nakheel and to service the debts of investment company, Dubai World...
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