Remortgaging to consolidate debt – Is it really a good idea?
Most people associate remortagaging with securing a better interest rate for their monthly repayments or releasing funds for home improvements, but it is also possible…
Tackling Debt
How the Financial Ombudsman Service can help you with your complaint
This is a guest post by Sara Williams, a Citizens Advice advisor, who blogs about debt and credit ratings on her personal website, Debt Camel….
Credit card repayment calculator
We have partnered with the Money Advice Service to bring you a credit card repayment calculator that will help you clear your credit card debt….
Bankruptcy rules set to change – good news for those in debt
Bankruptcy rules set to change – good news for those in debt There is some goods news for those struggling with debt as the the…
Can a creditor obtain information about my finances?
Reader question: Can a creditor obtain information about my finances? If you are in arrears or refuse to pay a debt there are some actions…
How to get a mortgage with a poor credit rating
People automatically assume that if you have a poor or adverse credit history, or have ever been made bankrupt, you can not get a mortgage….
The size of the UK personal debt problem exposed
Will we ever jump off the debt treadmill? Last week The Money Charity released its latest figures on the level of personal debt in the…
New bailiff laws to crackdown on aggressive tactics
New bailiff laws will crackdown on aggressive tactics New sweeping changes to the way bailiffs can enforce debt repayments came into force on 6th April…
How to cut the interest on your credit cards in 4 steps
It makes sense if you are using any type of credit to get the lowest interest rate available. This is particularly important if you are…
