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What does Sunak’s 5-point plan mean for UK business and debt?
In January, Rishi Sunak unveiled a plan to help overcome the cost-of-living crisis. We investigate the key points surrounding inflation and national debt.
Thursday, 6th April 2023
MP seeks clampdown on buy now, pay later lending
Conservative MP Anthony Browne is looking to implement more controls to buy now, pay later companies to prevent subpar lenders spiralling into debt.
Friday, 10th February 2023
How rising interest rates and BoE base rates are affecting SMEs
After years below 0.75%, the Bank of England has steadily put their base rate up month-on-month since January, causing worries among both businesses and consumers.
Friday, 21st October 2022
Caution advised even after UK GDP rises by "surprise" 0.2%
Businesses are being advised caution during Q4 even after a surprise rise in GDP that the Women’s European Championships gave the boosted service sector.
Thursday, 15th September 2022
UK businesses see costs and debt rise in wake of Ukraine war
With Russia's invasion of Ukraine, UK businesses alongside consumers have seen a noticeable increase in costs. With many businesses involved in import and exports, bodies are calling for government assistance during the conflict.
Wednesday, 15th June 2022
1p savings method helps single mother pay off several debts
A single mother has shared her experience for ways that helped her repay her debts. Her Instagram page has helped those in debt look for positive paths to repaying debt.
Thursday, 17th March 2022
Will fuel increases and collapses drive fuel poverty?
With Zog energy being the 25th energy provider to go bust in a 3-month period and rising fuel prices, one UK charitable organisation is offering help and advice manage budgets and avoid people slipping into fuel poverty.
Monday, 7th February 2022
SMEs hopeful of bounce back in 2022 despite debt levels
Legal & General have recently released their "state of the nation" report. Their look into UK SMEs has found 57% are confident heading into 2022.
Friday, 14th January 2022
Are payment plans the best answer for low value consumer debt?
One MP has suggested that the current collection methods of councils calling in bailiffs to tackle council tax consumer debt is not only too heavy handed but also not efficient. We discuss our thoughts on how to handle low value consumer debt.
Thursday, 5th March 2020
Text from school about outstanding debt sparks action
Consumer debt collection is not an easy subject to approach. Individuals being reminded to pay money can be taken aback very easily. One Welsh school however has shown how even 1 simple, firm reminder can get the road to debt recovery rolling.
Monday, 20th January 2020
Recent News
What does Sunak’s 5-point plan mean for UK business and debt?
Thursday, 6th April 2023
MP seeks clampdown on buy now, pay later lending
Friday, 10th February 2023
How rising interest rates and BoE base rates are affecting SMEs
Friday, 21st October 2022
Caution advised even after UK GDP rises by "surprise" 0.2%
Friday, 21st October 2022
UK businesses see costs and debt rise in wake of Ukraine war
Wednesday, 15th June 2022
1p savings method helps single mother pay off several debts
Thursday, 17th March 2022
Will fuel increases and collapses drive fuel poverty?
Monday, 7th February 2022
SMEs hopeful of bounce back in 2022 despite debt levels
Friday, 14th January 2022
Are payment plans the best answer for low value consumer debt?
Thursday, 5th March 2020
Text from school about outstanding debt sparks action
Monday, 20th January 2020