November 2011

Credit card repayments 'fall to lowest level for 2 years'

According to research from analytics firm FICO, the majority of UK credit card holders are repaying less of their outstanding balance than at any time during the last two years. The research revealed a fall in payment-to-balance ratios on Read more

Consumer pessimism about personal finances

New research from insurance and asset management company AXA indicates the UK is feeling pretty gloomy about their personal finances at the moment. One in 10 doesn't know when they will be able to earn enough to cover their outgoings Read more

Half the population 'not saving for retirement'

This week is the Institute of Financial Planning's 'Financial Planning Week'. A new survey for the national campaign reveals we are a nation with money worries. In summary, the YouGov survey found: • Two thirds of women and more Read more

Youth unemployment reaches 20-year peak

Yesterday's figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) reveal an unemployment 'crisis' for over one million 16-25 year olds. The level of youth unemployment broke the one million barrier for the first time in 20 years, Read more

OFT issues guidelines on mental health and debt

Debt is a really common phenomenon in the current economic climate and there is growing evidence that debt and mental health problems are linked. The truth is that mental health problems can be a reason for, and a symptom of, Read more

'Distressed borrowing' - a growing problem?

"Distressed borrowing" is a modern phenomenon that is used to describe the practice of borrowing money to pay for everyday essentials. In the current economic climate, incomes are remaining static; food, energy and transport costs are rising Read more

Unaffordable energy bills - Brits 'go without heating'

New research from uSwitch.com suggests many people are going without, or at least rationing, heating, baths and hot showers to save on expensive energy bills, following price hikes over the last 12 months. If you are keeping your use Read more

UK - '70% chance of another recession'

Economic think-tank the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) has warned that the UK has a 70% chance of going back into recession if the eurozone debt crisis isn't resolved soon. The UK economy has been stagnant Read more

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