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Online banking is making people more aware of the best credit card deals and increasingly finance savvy, it has been revealed. New research by Nationwide showed that nearly six in ten people think they

Brits could end up with more money to put in their accounts with the best savings interest rates by re-evaluating their priorities. A new poll by LV= revealed that people in the UK are spending more than

One in three people who will be receiving an inheritance intend to put the money in an account with the best savings rates, new research has shown. Figures published by HSBC have found that 30 per cent

Less than a fifth of British non-homeowners are currently saving for a deposit for cheap mortgages, it has been revealed. A new poll by Halifax found that despite three-quarters of Brits aspiring to purchase

Winning the lottery may be the dream of those looking for payday loans, but it can be very alienating, it has been claimed. John Rushton, author and founder of thelifealchemist.org, said that very often

More than half of all British consumers feel the recession had no negative impacts on their savings habits during 2009, it has been reported. Research conducted by Barclays indicates that 17 per cent of

More than half of all British consumers feel the recession had no negative impacts on their savings habits during 2009, it has been reported. Research conducted by Barclays indicates that 17 per cent of

Many people have been tempted to invest in caravans and motorhomes over the past year, it has been reported. According to the Caravan Club, a 23 per cent rise in new memberships has been witnessed during

Many people associate Torquay with the good times, after all it is part Of the English Riviera, so where better place to go to and relax, have a good time and enjoy the most of the English sunshine. But for many people who live in Torquay, life can be a little tough. Although there are a lot of jobs around in the form of holiday related jobs, these are traditionally not very well paid and people can often struggle to get on the property ladder: and that was before the credit crunch!

Many people find themselves in debt through no fault of their own. In other words, they have not led a lifestyle that was beyond their means, they have not tried to keep up with the Jones at all costs, but they may be in debt because they have loaned someone money, or they have entered into some kind of financial transaction that has, to whatever degree gone wrong.

The first step to sorting out your debt problems is to recognise that you have a debt problem. This is very often the first hurdle and one most people struggle with.