Recent News Articles
Graduates Receive Financial Boost As Loan threshold Rises
Creditors and graduates alike will benefit from a rise in earnings threshold for graduates for student loan repayments.
Wednesday, 11th April 2018
Accountants under scrutiny following Carillion troubles
An industry watchdog and MPs have asked questions of Britain’s 4 biggest accountancy firms following the Carillion collapse. Investing a number of personnel linked by working for leading accountants and Carillion during different periods.
Wednesday, 7th February 2018
Scottish MPs blast universal credit impact
After attempting to stop the rollout of Universal Credit last year, Scottish MPs have revealed the drastic effect it’s having on rent arrears in their constituency.
Wednesday, 31st January 2018
New Year, same debts
Why debt collection could be the answer to your outstanding debts this near year. Even when your debtors are unwilling to turn over a new leaf!
Wednesday, 3rd January 2018
UK inflation at 6 year high – consumer credit bubble tightens
Inflation peaked at 3.1% in November 2017 - the highest rate in the UK for six years. We examine how this could affect consumers.
Friday, 22nd December 2017
A new model for consumer lending - should governing bodies encourage responsible lending?
Lancashire resident Gordon Sanderson delivered a thoughtful and honest letter to local newspaper the Lancashire Evening Post last week on this subject.
Tuesday, 28th November 2017
FCA gives green light on car PCP debts
The FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) is not concerned about the high level of personal debt in PCPs, given it is secured finance.
Wednesday, 22nd November 2017
MPs launch enquiry into household debt
With lending as high as during the 2008 financial crisis, a formal enquiry into household debt is set to begin, led by Nicky Morgan.
Tuesday, 21st November 2017
Government considering "6 week debt breathing space"
The treasury has announced plans to assist those struggling with personal debts by introducing a breathing space giving people adequate time to act and get advice.
Thursday, 16th November 2017
Balancing Consumer Debt: a two-way street
Keeping credit and consumer borrowing in check. Avoiding bounced payments, defaults and another credit bubble.
Monday, 6th November 2017
Recent News
Late payments putting self-employed in debt
Thursday, 8th November 2018
Universal Credit continues to spark consumer debt fears
Friday, 12th October 2018
MoJ Funding for historic debt collection runs out - AYOM
Thursday, 27th September 2018
House of Fraser stops online orders due to business debt issues
Thursday, 6th September 2018
Wonga (pay day loans) hit by financial problems and loss of customers
Wednesday, 5th September 2018