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As more UK consumers struggle with debt problems during the Credit Crunch, many are trying to save money by attempting to negotiate on the cost of differen

The government are planning to help motorists reduce their outgoings and ease their debt problems, by cracking down on uninsured drivers.

It is hardly surprising that so many motorists are slipping into debt when you consider the increased cost of driving far exceeds inflation.

Despite the Credit Crunch having little direct impact on the majority of UK consumers, many people are struggling to cope with the rising cost-of-living that threatens to push them into serious

The amount of personal debt that UK consumers carry is more than the gross domestic product (GDP) of the entire nation.

More students need to get into the habit of saving from an early age, in order to avoid financial problems and serious debt in later life, according to MoneyFacts.

Parents struggling with debt problems during the Credit Crunch are trimming their outgoings by reducing the amount of pocket money they hand out to their k

Inflation, the Credit Crunch and increased household bills have left UK consumers with increased debt problems and significantly less disposable income.

With a high number of UK consumers struggling with debt, over a quarter of people prefer to spend their disposable income on a holiday than save it to give themselves a financial sa

More than 10 million UK homes can't afford to pay higher premiums for their energy bills without slipping into severe debt, according to uSwitch.

According to research from Wedding Ideas magazine, increased debt problems and the Credit Crunch isn't slowing down the number of couples tying the kno

The number of consumers falling behind with their rent payments and slipping into debt as a consquence is on the rise.

According to new figures from Nationwide, 20% of UK consumers still aren't putting money aside to help them avoid future debt problems.

Research from Prudential has found that the basic state pension doesn't even cover the cost of living and that elderly people relying on a basic pension are likely to slip into debt

Leading financial experts have reassured consumers struggling with debts that inflation is set to freeze in the short term.

UK consumers are having to eat into their savings in order to cope with the increased cost of living and avoid being overcome with serious debt.

The Credit Crunch, debt problems and general downtown in the UK economy has made Britain the most pessimistic country in Europe and America.

UK motorists are being advised to check their tyres in order to avoid further debt problems as the cost of driving continues to grow.

Euro RSCG London has carried out research that shows that many UK consumers primary concern is their finances and the fear of slipping into serious debt.

UK consumers struggling with debt problems could save as much as £700 million by swapping their fridges and freezers for more energy efficient models.

EDF Energy have been criticised for increasing the debt problems of their customers by hiking their gas and electricity prices at the worst possible time.<

The majority of UK consumers could last 56 days before slipping into debt if they suffered a loss of earnings according to research from the Yorkshire Buil

People experiencing debt problems are turning to alternative solutions to improve their situation and dig themselves out of the red.

New figures from GoCompare have found that 49% of people in the UK are either worried or seriously worried about debt and their financial year ahead.

Figures from Prudential show that the elderly are becoming less financially cautious and more likely to slip into serious debt problems.

Despite the Credit Crunch, debt problems and general economic downturn in the UK, financial experts believe that conditions are perfect for savers to make

The Consumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS) are warning people struggling with debt to ensure they make a budget, so they know exactly how much money th

Sainsburys have advised consumers struggling with debt problems, to ensure that they claim the points they've accrued on their loyalty cards.

The government has been criticised for only offering 'poor short term solutions' to the debt problems UK consumers are currently experiencing.

New findings from Just Retirement have found that many UK pensioners are missing out on extra money that could help them avoid debt, with the total loss es