Articles, tagged with "citizens advice", page 1
09th January 2012
Many consumers have taken note of Lloyds Banking Group's pivotal choice to put aisde approximately 3.2 billion pounds for consumers who had been mis-sold payment protection policies, or PPI. This has exposed a scandal that is presently rocking the world b...
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Author:
tcapper
12th August 2011
Fortunately however, selling PPI insurance to consumers who were uninformed became illegal in May 2009 after being heavily opposed by consumer groups and the Citizens Advice Bereau. Because of this, anyone who has been sold PPI insurance is entitled to re...
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Author:
NickolasSchwartz
04th July 2011
Solutions for Borrowers and LendersFacing serious credit card debt troubles it’s possible for the solitary person to ignore the consequences of non-payment or late settlement on creditors. The creditor is generally considered the big bad wolf and not wort...
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Author:
Freddy Meyer
30th June 2011
Options for Borrowers as well as LendersFacing substantial financial debt situations it’s possible for the particular consumer to forget about the effect of non-payment or late settlement on lenders. The lender can often be viewed as the big bad wolf and ...
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Author:
Freddy Meyer
30th June 2011
Options for Borrowers and CreditorsFacing critical credit card debt problems it’s easy for the sole person to forget the result of non-payment or late settlement on creditors. The financial institution is often considered as the big bad wolf and not worth...
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Author:
Freddy Meyer
29th June 2011
Payment Protection Insurance (PPI) has been heavily pushed alongside loans for the past 15 years, and lenders tend to make more money from selling PPI than they do from the actual loan.
Fortunately however, selling PPI insurance to consumers who were u...
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Author:
lexorcheyannze
22nd June 2011
Even though you are probably reeling from a financial nightmare, there is nothing to say that going bankrupt is the only way out, have a good look around as there are some creditable alternatives to bankruptcy, it is well worth your time contacting some o...
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Author:
Christopher Sutton
07th March 2011
The recession is causing untold misery in the United Kingdom especially for homeowners trying to hang on to their properties as they struggle to make mortgage payments. However the number of people facing a repossession of home has actually been lower tha...
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Author:
Abby johnson
20th December 2010
Nevertheless with an annual interest rate of an unbelievable 2,689%, this might be incredibly, quite difficult to pay back. And though the telly and online advertising could get awards coming from the Plain English Campaign, the possible unsecured debt mi...
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Author:
MichalNowak
24th March 2010
Homeowners who fall into mortgage arrears could benefit from new rules aimed at giving them more protection against penalty charges.
As part of its move to treat borrowers fairly, City watchdog, the Financial Services Authority (FSA), is proposing a cr...
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Author:
MarkeD
11th February 2010
Official figures show 134,000 people were declared officially insolvent in 2009, a massive 26% increase on 2008. However the true number is likely to be closer to 300,000.
When an individual is insolvent, they are unable to maintain the regular payment...
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BeatMyDebt.com
15th January 2010
A charity has revealed that over the past year up to one million households borrowed money using a credit card to pay mortgage repayments or rent.According to the housing charity Shelter, this figure represents 6 percent of UK homes, which was described a...
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Author:
Sam Gooch
22nd November 2009
The information, figures and statistics having that have been published by leading bodies within the personal finance sector this week has provided a concerning and bleak outlook on the state of the market. While reports on the health of the finances of m...
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Author:
David Brown
22nd September 2009
Advisers say that the most important thing to do if you fall into mortgage arrears is to speak to your lender - and the earlier the better - if possible, even before you miss a monthly payment. Mortgage lenders have all agreed to deal with arrears "positi...
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Author:
michael challiner
31st July 2009
Residents of the United Kingdom have another debt help option available to them if they fall into a low income demographic. Debt relief orders were designed with the purpose of making it easier and much cheaper for this group to find debt resolution. The...
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Author:
Robert Palmer