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Abbi Rouse

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Credit Crunch Still Affecting Personal Finances

The effects of the credit crunch are still having an effect on people's personal finances and the country's economy has not yet returned to its normal state, it has been claimed.

Counting The Cost Of The Summer Break

Around 81 billion pounds is spent on holidays each year by British people, new research suggests.

Consumers Move Away From Uncapped Tariffs

With the latest round of energy hikes are released, people are rushing to get themselves themselves on fixed-price tariffs to dampen the effect of the savage cost rises, according to the Fair Investment Company.

Consumers Warned Over Repossession Alternatives

As fears grow over the ability to make mortgage payments, homeowners have been warned about opting for sell and rent back schemes.

Consumers Intend To Spend Despite Crunch

Despite growing uncertainty about the health of the economy, many British consumers have expressed their intentions to splashing the cash over the summer period as extensive sales get underway.

Travel Costs Causing Tiffs Among Holidaymakers

Many Britons have fallen out with friends and family before their plane leaves the runway as a result of concerns about the economic impact of taking a trip away, according to new statistics.

Middle Britain Lifestyle Not Possible For Many

Despite perceptions of belonging to the middle classes, many consumers fall way short of the amount of income necessary to truly belong in Middle Britain, Axa has suggested.

Banks Are Too Slow To Raise Credit Interest Rates

Despite recent competition in the credit interest rates offered by banks, far too many appear to be still offering incentives for customers that keep their accounts in credit, a new report has stated.

Britons Spending Millions Replacing Lost Passports

Britons may be wasting as much as 389 million pounds replacing lost or stolen passports while on holiday, financial services firm Halifax has suggested.

Brits Planning Major Home Improvements

Over a fifth (21 per cent) of homeowners plan to make major structural changes to their home over the next year, a new study from Sainsbury's Bank has indicated.

Bank Maintains Rate At Five Per Cent

The Bank of England's monetary policy committee (MPC) has announced its decision to hold the base rate of interest at an even five per cent.

Number Of Mortgage Approvals In April Is Down

The number of approvals for mortgage loans in April fell for the 12th consecutive month, according to new statistics from the Bank of England.

Consumers Worried Rising Costs Will Fuel Rising Inflation

A new countrywide consumer poll carried out by Lloyds TSB has indicated that concerns about food, fuel and energy costs are driving expectations of high inflation in the year to come.

New Study Shows Home Improvement Intentions Of DIY Loving Brits

Programmes such as Changing Rooms, Grand Designs and 60 Minute Makeover are causing rising numbers of budding Handy Andys and Nick Knowleses to renovate their homes.

Statistics Show Brits Resting On Unstable Savings

Many UK consumers would face considerable financial difficulty if they were forced to turn to their savings for economic sustenance, it has been suggested.

Consumers Advised That Credit Applications Must Be Truthful

In a world where credit is increasingly difficult to come by, consumers have been urged to resist the temptation to include falsehoods in applications for cards or loans.

Great Depression Affecting Mental Wellbeing Says Study

New research from mental health charity Mind has suggested that concerns about debt are having a significant negative effect on people's personal wellbeing.

ABTA Says Travel Insurance Costly But Essential

The Association of British Travel Agents (ABTA) has said that while purchasing travel insurance may be viewed as an additional expense for those planning already expensive holidays, taking out adequate protection is an essential course of action for those booking a trip away.

Study Says Debt Still Taboo Among Britons

According to a report published by advisory service provider Saga, debt levels are one of the least commonly discussed areas of personal finance among Britons.

Rise Identified In Insolvency Figures

The number of insolvencies applied for by British consumers is increasing, according to new figures.

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