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Bank of England Surprises with Base Rate Hike
The surprise 0.25 percentage point hike in the base rate by the Bank of England to 4.75% left the majority of borrowers and economists wrong footed, sending UK equities, Gilts and short sterling falling. But with inflation the only focus of the BoE, the question may not be if, but when will rates rise again?
Paid Volunteers Needed for Debt Consolidation Documentary plus Debt and Relationships Article
People needed for prime time BBC1 documentary on debt consolidation companies, remuneration available. Also people/couples required for proposed Daily Mail article on debt and relationships, remuneration offered.
Bad News for Bad Faith Bankrupts
Official Receivers target "Bad Faith Bankrupts" with Bankruptcy Restrictions Orders, enabling them to impose bankruptcy restrictions for up to 15 years.
Home Repossession Orders Soar 66 Percent
Mortgage repossession orders issued in the three months ending September surge to 19,687, levels not seen since the third quarter of 1993 and the dark days of the property recession.
Flexi-rate credit card rewards faster repayment with lower interest rate
New credit card with a flexible interest rate which reduces the more you pay off your debts each month to help those who want to pay off their credit card balances get out of debt faster.
Six Top Credit Score Killers
Six top credit score killers. Declined credit but the lender won't tell you why? These are the six most common reasons for lowering your credit score.
Correcting Errors on Your Credit File
There is a mass of information held on your credit report, collected from a variety of sources. If any of it is wrong, it could affect your ability to get credit. Here's how to correct the information held on your report.
Tougher Bankruptcy Restrictions for Middlesbrough Man's Credit Card Spending Spree
A Middlesbrough man has become the first person in the North East region to be subjected to tougher bankruptcy restrictions as he was found guilty of "unreasonable extravagance".
More Borrowers Plan to Reduce Their Debts
Half of people with debts say they plan to cut their borrowing over the next six months, three times the level of six months ago, according to the Nationwide building society's latest Consumer Confidence Report.
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