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Tag Archives: Christmas
Know your rights: December’s debt news
A little later than usual due to the holidays, we bring you December’s changes in debt law and financial news that may affect you. Continue reading
Posted in Debt Law Tagged budgeting, Christmas, debt law, dro, money, utilities, welfare benefits 3 Comments
Do you need debt help over Christmas?
If you’re stressed or anxious about your debt and need debt advice now we can help. It’s better to face up to any debt problems straight away, so you’re aware of what your situation is and to avoid the worry nagging away at you. Here’s our five-step guide to what you can do to address your debt problem over Christmas. Continue reading
Posted in Debt Tagged cccs, Christmas, debt advice, debt guide, debt help, online counselling 1 Comment
This Christmas 6.2m households need our help
According to research we commissioned earlier this year from the Financial Inclusion Centre, 3.2 million UK households are unable to pay their debts or meet the financial demands of every day life, with a further 3 million finding it hard to make ends meet. 6.2 million households; tens of millions of people. Continue reading
Posted in Inside CCCS Tagged cccs, ceo, Christmas, debt, financial difficulty, gordon bell, households, uk Leave a comment
A Christmas banquet on the cheap
The earlier you start to plan your Christmas Day blowout, the better. For many, it’s the most important meal of the year but let us show you how you don’t have to fork out a fortune. Continue reading
Posted in Money maximising, Money saving Tagged Christmas, christmas dinner, frugal, money saving, thrifty 2 Comments
Give a priceless promise this Christmas
We’re proud to present our Christmas Priceless Promise, a certificate you can print to pledge a service as a gift. The idea is to offer your time or skills so hopefully the gift won’t cost you much if anything at all. Continue reading
Posted in Money saving Tagged certificate, Christmas, christmas promise, download, free certificate, gift certificate, priceless promise, xmas certificate 2 Comments
Black Friday + Mega Monday = Joyless January
Apparently more money is spent online today than any other day of the year; this comes after last week’s Black Friday event, where online stores offer a multitude of one-off deals. What’s the result of all of this? A joyless January when the bill comes through. Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting, Credit cards Tagged black friday, budgeting, Christmas, credit card, credit card bill, credit card statement, mega monday, payday Leave a comment
Top tips for a frugal Christmas
The days are getting shorter, the nights are drawing in and thoughts have turned to preparing for Christmas. Each year we put ourselves under enormous pressure to buy more and more expensive presents, trying to outdo one another. And each year the list of presents grows and grows. Continue reading
Posted in Money saving Tagged budgeting, Christmas, credit, frugal, frugal living, money saving, money tips, thrifty 6 Comments
