Some people look at their credit card debt and wonder how their balances came to be so high when they have nothing to show for it.
Entertainment and new clothes are a sure-fire way to add large sums to your credit balance on a ‘buy now, worry later’ basis. The odd meal here and a [...]
Archive for December, 2008
Nothing to show for debt
Posted in Credit cards, bankruptcy, debt, tagged Credit cards, debt on December 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Mortgage blunder plunges hundreds into debt
Posted in debt, mortgage, tagged debt, mortgage on December 7, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Many homeowners have been struggling with debts on their mortgages as a result of errors made by some of the UK’s top banks and building societies.
The mistakes are found with repayment mortgages as figures show that customers have been overcharged in interest payments, some by over £20,000! It has recently been discovered that some [...]
Borrowing money from your family
Posted in Loans, debt, tagged borrowing, debt on December 3, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Do you hail from the kind of family where money is freely lent and borrowed? Some do, and they will always turn to the Bank of Mum and Dad (or Aunty Flo) as the best option to get their short or long term borrowing needs met. It’s probably more to do with habit and a [...]
Will Your Business Survive The Credit Crunch?
Posted in Credit cards, Debt consolidation, Loans, debt, tagged credit crunch, debt, mortgage on December 1, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Not sure how this might be interpreted but stumbled upon a post by the top financial institutions,HSBC and RBI gathered a panel of industry experts for you to quiz about how to make sure your business survives the Credit Crunch.
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