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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
Don’t trust your finances to fate
Isn’t overspending simply allocating money to things you simply “want” and could probably or possibly do without instead of things you really need? Continue reading
Posted in Debt Tagged annie shaw, cash questions, debt, emergency fund, finance, overspending, savings Leave a comment
Being a single parent is no bed of roses!
Being a single parent and trying to raise children on your own is no bed of roses. Nearly a quarter of households with dependent children are single parent families, and there are 1.9 million single parents in Britain today. Continue reading
Posted in Debt, Money saving Tagged children, debt, finance, households, money saving, single parents, tips Leave a comment
Making money visual: 14 great credit and debt infographics
14 great credit and debt infographics – apart from those of us that are actually interested in debt and finance because it’s our job, these subjects can potentially be quite boring. Continue reading
Posted in Credit cards, Debt, Money saving Tagged credit, debit, debt, finance, infographic, money, visualisation, visuals Leave a comment
Buying a new 11 number plate car? Make sure your purchase option doesn’t leave you broken down
Making the decision to get a new car can be an exciting time, especially when, like this week, there’s a new registration plate. Continue reading
Posted in Debt, Money saving Tagged budgeting, car, car finance agreement, cars, debt, finance, hire purchase, lease Leave a comment
Consider a Credit Union to save for Christmas 2011
So what exactly is a Credit Union? It sounds boring but now is the time to start thinking about using one to put money aside for Christmas 2011. Continue reading
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Consider a Credit Union to save for Christmas 2011
So what exactly is a Credit Union? It sounds boring but now is the time to start thinking about using one to put money aside for Christmas 2011. Continue reading
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