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Tag Archives: debt law
Know your rights: April’s debt news
You wouldn’t think it by looking at the weather but it’s May already and time to share April’s debt news. This month we cover mortgage rate changes, welfare benefit awareness, council tax enforcement, Coronation Street and Eastenders! Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting, Client info, Debt Law, Economy Tagged benefits, bills, debt, debt advice, debt law Leave a comment
Know your rights: March’s debt news
April is upon us and as it’s the start of the month it’s time for our regular look back at the month just gone for changes to government policy, creditor action or debt law. Continue reading
Posted in Debt, Debt Law, Economy, Welfare Benefits Tagged budget, debt law, debt news, money law changes, money management, mortgage rates, stamps, tax credits Leave a comment
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
Know your rights: November’s debt news
Don’t the months fly by? Christmas draws ever closer and it’s time for November’s changes in debt law and financial news that might affect you. Continue reading
Posted in Budgeting, Debt, Debt Law, DMP, Economy, Money saving Tagged autumn statement, cccs, citizens advice, credit unions, debt law, debt news, dodgy loans, fuel costs, payday loans, rights, winter fuel payments Leave a comment
How do other people’s debts affect me?
Credit ratings appear to have such an elevated sense of importance these days. Whether it’s because you want to get a mortgage in the future or because you worry about what’s round the corner and being able to borrow if and when you need to. Continue reading
Posted in Credit Files, Debt Tagged credit file, debt, debt law, expenditure, finance Leave a comment
Know your rights: September’s changes in debt law
The months are flying by and it’s that time again already! So what changes have we seen in debt law and other financial news over the past month? Continue reading
Posted in Client info, Debt, Debt Law, Welfare Benefits Tagged council tax, debt changes, debt law, dmp, dro, fuel poverty, heating, rent arrears, right of offset, winter fuel 1 Comment
Default notices – what are they and what do they mean?
Receiving a default notice through the post can be quite threatening and not knowing what this means can add to the stress you’re already under. Let us put your mind at ease and explain what it actually means. Continue reading
Posted in Collection Process Tagged bills, colection process, debt, debt advice, debt help, debt law, debt problem 1 Comment
Know your rights: August’s changes in debt law
It’s that time of the month again – time to investigate the changes to debt law and other UK personal finance news during August 2011 Continue reading
Posted in Client info, Debt, Economy, Money saving Tagged atms, basic bank accounts, benefits, cashpoints, credit, debt, debt advice, debt law, financial news, interest rates, jobseekers allowance, jsa, law, personal finance, rbs 2 Comments
