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- Total UK personal debt up 0.8%
- Pressure of Britain's debt crisis leading some to desperate actions
- UK debt 'will push retirement age to 70'
- Insolvency body calls for ban on store card sales
- Credit card debt 'on the rise'
- Credit card holders are the banks’ latest victims
- Five million Brits 'permanently overdrawn'
- Brits still relying on credit cards for everyday costs
- Anger as Government says people heavily in debt can pay off bailiffs with credit cards
- Unenforceable debt successes exaggerated by claims firm
- Gambling being used to manage personal finances
- UK house prices 'to slump as credit crunch returns'
- Credit card interest rates at their highest for 12 years
- £1.5trillion! Britons rack up a record personal debt mountain
- Over-55s entering retirement 'saddled with debt'
- Repossessions hit 14-year high in 2009
- Todays record insolvencies just the tip of the debt iceberg as one million struggle without seeking help
- Personal insolvency hits 'record high'
- Money worries top Britons' stress lists
- Insolvencies calm before a debt storm
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- Ban point-of-sale store card sales to protect the vulnerable, says insolvency trade body
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- Inflation 'causing pensioners to release equity to pay debt'
- Parents return to work amid debt fears
- New research shows true social cost of credit crunch
- More Chester residents predicted to face insolvency misery in 2010
- Bankrupt homeowners on the rise in Scotland
- Poor fall victim to loan sharks over Christmas spending
- Loan sharks leave victims in debt all year
- Britons take 3 months to pay off Christmas debt
- Facing up to personal insolvency
- Many homes 'using credit cards to pay mortgage'
- 'Logbook loans' may be outlawed
- Personal insolvencies to rise by 25 per cent, says accountant
- Nearly 10,000 Britons seek debt advice every day
- One in 10 in festive debt
- Banks increase cost of personal loans
- Payday loans booming in the recession
- Live now, pay later: families say there’s no point saving
- Families facing winter debt, Save the Children suggests
- Record fall in consumer borrowing says Bank of England
- Banks win Supreme Court case on overdraft charges
- 'Ruthless' loan shark is jailed
- Quarter of people hide debt from family
- People in debt 'go without food'
- Millions of credit card customers may face higher fees and interest rates
- Personal insolvency pandemic set to continue in to 2012
- Bad credit card debts 'will soar'
- Joe Swash of I'm A Celebrity made bankrupt as personal insolvencies set to 'break all records'
- Personal insolvency rises by 28%
- IVA applications continue to rise yet debtors paying back less
- Credit card terms 'to be curbed'
- Online gambling tempts students further into debt
- Debt worries "causing two in three to lose sleep"
- Card companies seem unnerved by new debt management trend
- Student Debt To Soar
- Duchess in debt? Fergie forced to cancel elaborate 50th birthday bash after bankruptcy fears
- Debt levels in Burton hit £25m
- Is it too late for debt management in England?
- Debt management firms could face regulation
- IVAs could help the rising number of Britons in debt
- Parties demand student debt help
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- ‘Strict budgets’ the best route out of debt
- CAB struggles to cope with economic gloom
- Debt Problems rising amongst Scottish
- Concern over rising debt problems
