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• Total UK debt grows

  30 September 2009
  The latest figures regarding UK debt have been released, with Brits owing a total of �£1,457 billion at the end of August. According to... Read More

• Brits regret ''careless spending''

  29 September 2009
  Debt management plan users may be among the high proportion of Brits who regret being care free with their cash. According to recent ... Read More

• Brown''s bank charge call ''comes late in the day''

  28 September 2009
  Brits using debt management plans may be interested to hear the comments of one financial expert regarding bank charges. Prime minister ... Read More

• Brits dipping into their savings

  25 September 2009
  Brits have been forced to dip into their savings accounts over the last 12 months, a recent study has found. The Abbey Savings research ... Read More

• Financial recovery will be ''''slow and drawn out''''

  25 September 2009
  Debt management plan users wondering when the recession will end may have to wait longer than hoped, it has been suggested. The London ... Read More

• Loan and debt problems ''won''t stop student spending''

  24 September 2009
  Despite recent reports of mounting levels of debt among students and problems with loan applications, an Adfero street poll has found the majority... Read More

• Consumers ''confused'' over current accounts

  24 September 2009
  British consumers face a tough time when trying to compare bank accounts, it has been suggested. According to a European Commission (EC) ... Read More

• Millions of Brits ''struggling with debt''

  24 September 2009
  The recession has financially impacted upon a large number of Brits to the extent where they currently struggle to pay their bills. ... Read More

• Liberal Democrats'' tax plans ''unfairly target some people''

  22 September 2009
  Homeowners with debt management plans may be concerned about the prospect of more financial pressure in after the Liberal Democrats suggested a ... Read More

• Home loans scheme ''will not help the market''

  21 September 2009
  A new personal loan scheme aimed at those looking for their first mortgage may be of little help, it has been suggested. Dragons" Den star... Read More

• Disadvantaged students ''facing loan delay problems''

  21 September 2009
  The news that thousands of students face delays in getting their loans could hit those from disadvantaged backgrounds hardest, it has been ... Read More

• New mobile rules ''could help ease debt management woes''

  18 September 2009
  The new rules designed to stop the mis-selling of mobile phone contracts could interest those requiring debt management plans. Regulations ... Read More

• More mortgage holders ''could require debt management plans''

  18 September 2009
  More and more people are falling into mortgage arrears and could possibly require a debt management plan, it has been suggested. According ... Read More

• More mortgages approved in July

  17 September 2009
  The number of consumers being approved for mortgages has increased year-on-year for the first time in more than 30 months. According to ... Read More

• Brits ''consider escaping debt problems by moving abroad''

  17 September 2009
  A high proportion of Brits may be so worried about the lack of jobs in the UK causing them to require a debt management plan that they are ... Read More

• Loans ''could be required to see kids through university''

  16 September 2009
  Parents who find themselves in arrears and needing a debt management plan may be putting their children"s education at risk if they do not ... Read More

• Mortgage holders put faith in property during recession

  16 September 2009
  Despite the house price crash during the recession, many mortgage holders still believe property to offer the best return on investment of all ... Read More

• Quantitative easing ''not working yet''

  15 September 2009
  The economy is yet to be significantly affected by the quantitative easing tactics taken by the Bank of England, it has been claimed. A ... Read More

• More Brits ''might need debt management plans''

  14 September 2009
  Debt management plan users may be interested to hear the thoughts of Credit Action director Chris Tapp. The money education charity ... Read More

• Mortgage holders ''should overpay now''

  14 September 2009
  New figures have revealed the amount families are spending on mortgages has fallen significantly in the last 24 months. According to ... Read More

• Debt management plan users ''wary of online banking''

  11 September 2009
  Brits are still wary of using the internet to help with their debt management plans, it has been claimed. According to Prevx, there is a ... Read More

• Debt management plan customers ''woes eased''

  10 September 2009
  Consumers seeking debt management plans may soon find their troubles begin to dissipate after some lenders announced their intentions to reduce ... Read More

• Identity fraud coming ''from mobile accounts''

  10 September 2009
  Consumers are increasingly finding fraudsters to be targeting their mobile phone accounts, it has been shown. Identity theft involving the ... Read More

• More Brits seeking debt management plan help

  09 September 2009
  It has been suggested the number of Brits needing a debt management plan could be on the rise. According to the Consumer Credit Counselling... Read More

• Fixed-rate mortgage fees increasing

  08 September 2009
  Potential homebuyers hoping to secure a fixed-rate mortgage face paying an inflated set-up cost in comparison to previous years, it has been ... Read More

• Loans customers ''should shop around''

  08 September 2009
  When looking for finance, it is important to shop around for the best deal, it has been stated. According to lovemoney.com, people should ... Read More

• Credit card and loan debt ''holding country back''

  07 September 2009
  A financial expert has suggested that debt from loans and credit cards accrued by the UK public could be holding the country back from recovering ... Read More

• Brits leaving themselves ''vulnerable'' to online ID fraud

  06 September 2009
  Countless British computer users are leaving themselves vulnerable to identity fraud by using the same passwords for multiple ... Read More

• Pensioners missing out on state benefits

  06 September 2009
  People of retirement age could be taking out loans needlessly if new research from Just Retirement Solutions is to be believed. According ... Read More

• ''Green shoots'' have led to over-confidence of economic growth

  04 September 2009
  While a number of recent statistics have pointed to an end to the recession, confidence of growth is premature. That is the opinion of ... Read More

• FSA make financial complaint data publicly available

  04 September 2009
  The Financial Services Authority (FSA) is releasing records and statistics from complaints received about financial services to the public for the... Read More

• Those approaching retirement should clear debts

  02 September 2009
  People who are heading towards retirement age should do all they can to reduce their personal debt. That is the opinion of Becky Wilks, a ... Read More

• Repossession advice offered on government website

  02 September 2009
  The government has launched a website designed to help homeowners who are in danger of having their property repossessed. Set up by the ... Read More

• Students turn to work as parental funding dries up

  01 September 2009
  An increasing amount of British students may have to work to fund their studies due to the economic downturn. That is the result of a ... Read More

• Bumper quarter for Scottish loan market

  28 August 2009
  The Scottish mortgage market had a successful second quarter with 11,400 policies being sold. That is according to new data from the ... Read More

• Cheap loans for UK consumers ''long gone''

  28 August 2009
  The days of UK customers being able to secure cheap loans from UK financial institutions are "long gone" according to one ... Read More

• Barclaycard launches new account service website

  28 August 2009
  A new web-based account service has been launched by Barclaycard. The re-designed credit card website mybarclaycard was developed after ... Read More

• Consumers increasingly switching to variable rate mortgages

  28 August 2009
  After months of fixed-rate mortgages dominating the UK market, variable-rate policies are making a comeback. According to the latest John ... Read More

• Less people being disconnected due to debt

  28 August 2009
  The amount of British residents who saw their gas supply curtailed due to debt fell by 48 per cent in 2008. According to a survey released ... Read More

• Financial services credibility affecting uptake of IFAs

  27 August 2009
  Those in need of advice regarding savings will not contact an Independent Financial Advisor (IFA) due to the recent decline in the financial ... Read More

• Britons paying up to £100 too much for energy

  27 August 2009
  British energy companies have been found to be overcharging customers by as much as �£100 per year. According to new data from Consumer... Read More

• Survival package ''urgent'' for familes in recession

  27 August 2009
  The chief executive of Child Poverty Action Group has spoken about the urgent need for help for families who are out of work and attempting to ... Read More

• Lack of preparation for retirement ''hugely concerning''

  26 August 2009
  Around 1.85 million people in Britain have been forced to delay their retirement because of the recession. That is the result of a survey ... Read More

• Confidence returning to UK savings market

  26 August 2009
  Amid the mixed signals that have heralded the end of the recession comes news that UK consumers are becoming more confident about their ability to... Read More

• Banks ''don''t want to lend''

  26 August 2009
  Cheap loans for British consumers may be a thing of the past, according to one expert. According to research commissioned by ... Read More

• Market remains tough for buyers, despite price decreases

  26 August 2009
  Property buyers will continue to face difficulties in securing a mortgage, despite recent falls in house prices. That is according to the ... Read More

• Credit crunch raises financial awareness in Britain

  25 August 2009
  Britains are becoming more aware of their exact finances due to the credit crunch. That is the result of a new survey by National Savings ... Read More

• More than half of consumers blame banks for recession

  24 August 2009
  New data suggests that 51 per cent of consumers blame banks in the US or in Britain for the recession. According to figures released by ... Read More

• An end to recession means an end to cheap mortgage payments

  21 August 2009
  As the recession eases and the mortgage market begins to recover it will mean an end to the low base rate of interest and cheap mortgage ... Read More

• Average student needs £42k for university

  20 August 2009
  Almost 90 per cent of young people in the UK require financial support from their parents in order to attend university. That is according ... Read More

• Surge in child trust funds

  19 August 2009
  There has been an increase in the popularity of trust funds for children, according to new data. Yorkshire Building Society has reported a ... Read More

• Housing should be government focus in recession

  18 August 2009
  Provisions for social housing should be a priority for local councils during the economic downturn. This is the opinion of Gavin Hayes, ... Read More

• Recession is ending but unemployment set to rise?

  17 August 2009
  As the recession begins to draw to an end unemployment may temper the celebrations. That is according to Professor Iain Begg from the ... Read More

• Repossessions fall but caution still advised

  17 August 2009
  The amount of British homes being repossessed declined in the second quarter of 2009, compared with the first three months. According to ... Read More

• Britons reluctant to adjust lifestyle to combat debt

  14 August 2009
  Despite the rising levels of UK debt many homeowners are unwilling to downgrade their lifestyle. This is the result of a survey ... Read More

• 3.5 million mortgage customers ''unable to move''

  14 August 2009
  A third of all UK customers with a residential mortgage are unable to move house due to a lack of equity or an inability to gain access to funds, ... Read More

• Return of bank lending could be detrimental to the economy

  13 August 2009
  A return to pre recession levels of bank lending could have an adverse effect on Britain"s economy. That is according to Melissa Kidd, ... Read More

• ''Spreading your cash'' may help to bolster savings

  12 August 2009
  Savers who have deposited money into fixed rate savings accounts have lost out on significant amounts of interest because of the timing of their ... Read More

• Remortgaging market is in ''positive situation''

  11 August 2009
  New figures suggest that the remortgaging market in the UK is enjoying a resurgence. According to data released by Unbiased.co.uk enquiries... Read More

• BCC: More redundancies to come

  10 August 2009
  British workers face the prospect of further job losses after new data revealed that 50 per cent of firms are considering ... Read More

• Insolvencies soar by 27.4%

  10 August 2009
  Insolvencies have risen by 27.4 per cent year-on-year, during the second quarter of 2009. That is according to new data released by the ... Read More

• Bank of England base rate maintained at 0.5%

  07 August 2009
  The Bank of England (BOE) maintained the base rate of interest at 0.5 per cent yesterday (August 6th). For the fifth month running the ... Read More

• ''Clear signs'' of Britain pulling out of recession

  06 August 2009
  The next few months will see Britain move out of recession, according to one expert. Michael Baxter, an economist from research company ... Read More

• Parents give first time buyers a leg up on to property ladder

  06 August 2009
  Those who are looking for a mortgage on their first home will find it difficult to obtain one without the help of their parents. That is ... Read More

• Mortgage rates likely to be reduced by major lenders

  05 August 2009
  Nationwide Building Society has reduced the rates on some of its fixed and tracker mortgages prompting commentators to predict other lenders may ... Read More

• Huge rise in identity fraud levels

  04 August 2009
  The number of people who have been a victim of identity theft has risen in the first half of 2009. That is according to CIFAS �€� The ... Read More

• People should not delay in seeking financial advice

  03 August 2009
  People that are worried about the status of their job, or have suffered a drop of income during the recession should seek debt advice. That... Read More

• Government''s recession strategy ''could turn out to be wrong''

  03 August 2009
  An industry expert has suggested that the measures undertaken by the government to stem the rising tide of unemployment may not have been the ... Read More

• Buyers can feel ''optimistic'' about housing market

  31 July 2009
  Those looking for a mortgage can be "optimistic" about the housing market even though a recovery is not imminent. That is the view of ... Read More

• Credit crunch forcing people to high-interest lenders

  30 July 2009
  People on low-incomes are being forced to turn to high-interest money lenders because banks are refusing credit. That is according to Ian ... Read More

• Fear preventing people from facing debt

  29 July 2009
  Embarrassment and fear are holding people back from taking a pro-active approach to dealing with debt. New data released by ... Read More

• Banks offering bonuses to boost savings rate

  28 July 2009
  UK banks are offering saver bonuses in an effort to attract customers to their services. That is according to Moneyfacts.co.uk, which noted... Read More

• Britain''s mortgage market could ''change forever''

  28 July 2009
  The mortgage market in the UK could see a complete change over the next few years, according to one expert. Mark O"Sullivan, director of ... Read More

• Choosing a mortgage is ''taking a gamble''

  27 July 2009
  Those who are trying to decide whether to opt for a fixed rate or tracker mortgage need to judge how long the base rate will remain ... Read More

• High street bank mortgage lending shows ''modest increase'' in June

  24 July 2009
  Gross and net mortgage lending in high street banks both showed modest increases in the month of June, according to an industry ... Read More

• BRC upholds spending statistics

  24 July 2009
  Recession-busting summer sales have boosted retail figures in June, according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC). Following data ... Read More

• Getting on the property ladder ''always'' difficult

  24 July 2009
  House prices may continue to fall this year and in 2010, according to a report. Financial auditing company PricewaterhouseCooper recently ... Read More

• Economy will ''grow'' in 2010

  23 July 2009
  by Christian James
  After a 4.3 per cent contraction in the UK economy during 2009, a one per cent rise will occur next year. That is ... Read More

• Consumers hoarding credit cards after balance transfers

  23 July 2009
  By Gary Huddless
  Customers who perform balance transfers on credit cards are hanging on to both accounts. That is according to a report... Read More

• Fixed rate mortgages most popular in June

  23 July 2009
  By Gary Huddless
  Fixed rate mortgages accounted for 83 per cent of new mortgages in June, according to a new report. The John Charcol ... Read More

• ISAs give ''immediate benefit'' in recession

  23 July 2009
  By Christian James
  Those looking to accumulate savings during the current economic downturn should consider an Individual Savings Account ... Read More

• Mortgage lending in June totalled £12.3bn

  22 July 2009
  By Christian James
  Gross mortgage lending in June 2009 reached �£12.3 billion, a 17 per cent increase from April. That is according... Read More

• GDP recovery to be ''subdued''

  22 July 2009
  By Christian James
  The recovery of Britain"s Gross Domestic Product in 2010, after the expected decline this year, will be ... Read More

• Public borrowing soars in June

  22 July 2009
  By Gary Huddless
  The net value of Britain"s borrowing in June was �£13 billion. That is according to data released yesterday (July... Read More

• Quick change mortgage deals ''detrimental'' to customers

  21 July 2009
  By Gary Huddless
  The average UK mortgage deal is on the market for just two weeks. That is according to Moneyfacts data, released on ... Read More

• Banks are offering ''increasingly competitive rates'' for saving

  20 July 2009
  By Christian James
  Now could be a good time for customers to look around and secure a better deal on their savings. That is the view of... Read More

• Credit card fraud could be tackled by ''international security standards''

  20 July 2009
  By Gary Huddless
  Introducing "international security standards" such as chip-and-pin technolgoy could significantly reduce the risk of ... Read More

• Banks need to ''change'' after recession

  17 July 2009
  By Gary Huddless
  The UK banking sector needs to undergo a "cultural change" after the current economic downturn. That is ... Read More

• Young worst hit by recession

  17 July 2009
  By Christian James
  Young people are the group that has been hit the hardest during the current economic downturn. That is according to ... Read More

• Fewer personal loan lenders on the market

  16 July 2009
  By Gary Huddless
  The amount of lenders offering personal loans has dropped by almost 40 per cent. That is according to new data ... Read More

• Recession threatening retirement

  15 July 2009
  By Gary Huddless
  An increasing number of over 50s are struggling to amass savings that will enable them to enjoy a comfortable ... Read More

• Mortgage application exaggerations can lead to ''downward spiral''

  14 July 2009
  By Christian James
  In the current economic climate many people who are applying for mortgages are tempted to "bend the truth" to ... Read More

• Students ''need to have large overdrafts''

  13 July 2009
  People who enter higher education must have a large overdraft due to the nature of university funding, it has been suggested. According to ... Read More

• Young home buyers turning to parents for deposit help

  10 July 2009
  With the typical deposit demanded by lenders from FTBs now standing at 25 per cent, newly-released figures from the Council of Mortgage Lenders ... Read More

• Britons to fall back on £1,500 in the event of sudden job loss

  09 July 2009
  Despite the fact that a majority of Britons are already feeling the effects of the global economic downturn first-hand, around two-thirds of ... Read More

• Nationwide launches ''125% mortgage''

  09 July 2009
  Nationwide has announced that it is to offer mortgages worth up to 125 per cent the value of a property to certain borrowers. Coming as ... Read More

• Mortgage products dramatically reduced since 2007

  08 July 2009
  The number of available mortgage products in the UK has significantly declined in the last two years, new figures have revealed. According ... Read More

• Loan defaults on the rise

  07 July 2009
  The amount of people defaulting on loan payments has risen in the last three months. That is according to the Bank of England, which ... Read More

• Lending market ''showing signs of improvement''

  06 July 2009
  The UK"s mortgage lending market is showing signs of starting to buoy, it has been suggested. However, according to the Building Societies... Read More

• Mortgage Rescue Scheme has helped just six households

  03 July 2009
  The Mortgage Rescue Scheme which was set up by the government in January has helped just six households, according to new data. A recent ... Read More

• Customers urged to save to avoid huge debt

  02 July 2009
  By Christian James
  A leading industry expert has insisted that British consumers must begin to save after figures revealed the UK"s ... Read More

• Unauthorised credit limit increases to cause interest boom

  02 July 2009
  By Gary Huddless
  A potential �£5.9 billion of credit card interest charges could be paid annually due to unauthorised credit limit ... Read More

• Higher unemployment could lead to debt deferrals

  01 July 2009
  By Gary Huddless
  The current high rate of unemployment could mean a huge number of people are unable to keep up with debt ... Read More

• Debts could mean savings accounts ''raided''

  30 June 2009
  UK banks are taking advantage of a law which enables them to take money out of customers" personal savings accounts to recover monies ... Read More

• Debt could be staved off by trust funds

  29 June 2009
  Creating a trust fund for a child at an early age can help parents to avoid slipping into debt at a later stage. That is according to David... Read More

• Lenders looking to secure loans and credit card debts, figures show

  26 June 2009
  Lenders are increasingly looking to transform unsecured debts from loans and credit cards into secured debts on property, placing many Britons at ... Read More

• Social networking sites leaving Britons open to ID theft and fraud

  25 June 2009
  A worryingly large proportion of adults are leaving themselves vulnerable to ID theft and fraud by making potentially sensitive information freely... Read More

• Majority of borrowers turning to fixed-rate mortgages

  23 June 2009
  A vast majority of UK borrowers are now opting for fixed-rate mortgages, new figures from Legal &General show. According to the ... Read More

• Broadband users ''willing to pay more for faster connections''

  22 June 2009
  Around half of all British internet users would be willing to pay extra in return for "significantly" faster connection speeds, a new ... Read More

• Mortgage lending still declining

  19 June 2009
  Despite a slowing rate of decline, there is little chance of a significant recovery in the mortgage market. That is according to new data ... Read More

• Unemployment threatens more repossessions

  18 June 2009
  Unemployment in Britain has reached 2.26 million and it could have a knock-on effect for the mortgage market. Statistics released yesterday... Read More

• Mortgage market begins recovery

  17 June 2009
  House purchases accounted for more than half of all mortgage deals in May, the first time since 2007 that remortgages have not accounted for the ... Read More

• Cost of living falling

  16 June 2009
  The cost of living is becoming more affordable, according to statistics released today (June 16th). Figures published by the Office for ... Read More

• The ''worst of the recession is over''

  15 June 2009
  By Gary Huddless
  A series of recently published statistics suggest that the worst of the recession may be over in Britain. Reports from... Read More

• More people seeking debt advice during recession

  12 June 2009
  By Gary Huddless
  An elevated number of people are seeking advice regarding bankruptcy, redundancy, mortgages and loans due to the recession, ... Read More

• UK ''lifting out of recession''

  11 June 2009
  By Christian James
  The UK could be moving out of the recession a lot quicker than many economists predicted. That is according to ... Read More

• More homes could be repossessed

  10 June 2009
  By Gary Huddless
  Up to 160,000 UK homeowners are finding it difficult to fund their mortgage payments in the recession. That is ... Read More

• Mortgage market may recover with housing market

  09 June 2009
  By Christian James
  Those looking to trade in the property market have been given some positive news by data released today (June ... Read More

• Lloyds begin government payback

  08 June 2009
  By Gary Huddless
  The Lloyds banking group has announced that it will become the first of the major banks to begin repaying the government ... Read More

• BRC reveals nation of cautious spenders

  01 May 2009
  Consumers are being very cautious with their spending and are saving money by only buying essential items. That is according to the ... Read More

• ID fraud can lead to blacklisting but help is at hand

  30 April 2009
  An increasing number of people are becoming the victims of identity fraud, which is resulting in them being blacklisted by credit agencies. ... Read More

• Which? reveals some airline credit card charges too high

  30 April 2009
  People concerned about incurring charges on their credit or debit card should be aware that some airlines are guilty of over charging. ... Read More

• Debt concerns may change student demographic, expert warns

  29 April 2009
  The increasing level of debt faced by graduates could have an effect on student demographics as concern over finance becomes the number one ... Read More

• Permanently overdrawn consumers are spending beyond means

  28 April 2009
  Consumers who are permanently in overdraft need to acknowledge that they are living beyond their means and make the appropriate changes to get ... Read More

• Recession fuels identity theft, research reveals

  27 April 2009
  Previous experience has shown that consumers are at greater risk from identity theft during an economic downturn. That is according to ... Read More

• Consumers warned not to take cash out on credit cards

  27 April 2009
  Consumers struggling to manage their debts should not be tempted to take cash out on their credit card. That is according to financial ... Read More

• Young fail to see online identity theft as an issue

  23 April 2009
  Putting sensitive information onto social networking websites could leave people open to identity fraud. That is the warning from ... Read More

• UK borrowers can take advantage of ''competitive marketplace''

  23 April 2009
  Borrowers in the UK have access to a range of credit cards with different interest rates and deals to choose from. That is according to ... Read More

• Spending increasing on smaller value items

  22 April 2009
  Consumer spending habits are changing as people continue to use their debit cards but for smaller items such as meals out. That is ... Read More

• Tax breaks for lenders would boost savings, expert advises

  21 April 2009
  The government needs to intervene and offer tax breaks to lenders to encourage them to offer better savings rates to consumers. That is ... Read More

• Survey suggests savers should opt for building society accounts

  20 April 2009
  Consumers wanting to get the best deal on their savings in the current economic climate should consider investing in a building society ... Read More

• Over 65s and Londoners fear identity fraud, research reveals

  16 April 2009
  Londoners greatest fear is that they could become the victim of identity fraud. That is according to research commissioned by Halifax Home... Read More

• Subprime lending disappearing, AMI warns

  15 April 2009
  Consumers with a poor credit rating may find it difficult to get on the housing ladder due to tighter lending criteria caused by the current ... Read More

• Consumers urged to pay off high interest debts first

  14 April 2009
  Consumers need to look at the debts they are paying the most interest on, and prioritise those ahead of all other payments. That is the ... Read More

• AMI: Bad credit limiting mortgage lending

  09 April 2009
  People with a poor credit rating are finding it increasingly difficult to secure a mortgage as a result of lender reluctance to grant them a loan,... Read More

• Recession makes Britons save more and spend less

  08 April 2009
  The age of conspicuous consumerism could be coming to an end as people react to the recession by curbing their spending and increasing their ... Read More

• CCCS welcomes 30-day reprieve for those in debt

  07 April 2009
  A new system, which aims to encourage people in debt to seek help, has been welcomed by a credit counselling charity. The Consumer Credit ... Read More

• Consumers search out deals on credit cards, research reveals

  06 April 2009
  Concern over mounting debt is pushing consumers to spend time researching the best deals on credit cards. That is according to price ... Read More

• UK sees change in attitude towards debt management

  03 April 2009
  Low interest rates are encouraging people to move their money out of savings accounts and to use it instead to pay off outstanding ... Read More

• Couples hide debt from each other, research reveals

  02 April 2009
  One in five people are lying to their partner about the amount of debt they have, according to a new study. The research, commissioned by ... Read More

• Identity theft risk as consumers not ''savvy''

  25 March 2009
  Consumers are failing to protect themselves against identity theft because they are too willing to part with their bank details. That is ... Read More

• Increase in high earners struggling to manage debts

  24 March 2009
  People who earn over �£35,000 a year are struggling to manage their debts as the recession hits higher income earners. That is ... Read More