Government debt help

The government and Gordon Brown have been praised by the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) for their actions in helping homeowners experiencing d

The amount of money the government have to pay out in state pensions is set to significantly increase as people in the UK live longer.

The government's pre-budget report which announced a cut in VAT has been welcomed by the LITRG who campaign for better policies for low income households.

The government's decision to potentially cut VAT could well ease many families debt problems as the expensive Christmas period approaches.

The government are being urged to use the latest budget to do more for pensioners struggling with increased debt.

Lib Dems leader Nick Clegg has warned consumers that the UK economic future will be poor if people aren't properly educated about the finance market and debt.

Age Concern believe that many elderly consumers will miss out on the best energy deals because they don't have access to the internet.

The government is waiting anxiously to see if the huge 1.5% drop in the Bank of England base rate will reduce debt in the UK and help the struggling econ

A recent survey has found that the majority of consumers believe the government should make reducing national debt a priority over other issues.

The recent steps taken by the government to reduce the nations debt problems during the credit crunch, has left the pension industry feeling the pinch.

Households all over the UK now see fuel debt as a part of everyday life according to Ann Robinson from uSwitch.

Howard Archer from Global Insight believes that the Bank of England will have no choice but to dramatically cut the base rate of interest, as debt problems continue to grow.

The Scottish government have been urged by a leading human resources company to enforce lessons in finance management to ensure young people stay out of debt.

Consumers who are grappling with debt problems are being advised to visit their local credit union for advice and help in fixing their finances.

The government are set to spend £3 million on a new campaign to help consumers reduce the amount of car debt they wrack up.

As the UK gears up for another cold winter, the government have taken steps towards helping people reduce their fuel bills and minimise their debt problems

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

The government is to remove the restriction on the amount of money divorced people who get partial pension benefits from their ex-partners can recieve.

The Times are once again offering detailed student debt help by offering new academics financial advice in their 'Good University Guide'.

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

The government has been called upon by the National Association of Estate Agents to offer more help to those struggling with mortgage debt.

UK consumers will have to rely on savings in the future to get them through their old age without slipping into debt, according to one financial expert.

The government are looking into ways they can help people struggling with fuel poverty and debt problems to ensure they get the gas and electricity they ne

Gregory Pennington has welcomed the debt help that the government has offered in the form of a £10 million injection of cash into the economy.

Credit Action have warned consumers that now is a bad time to be struggling with debt problems, so cutting out non-essential purchases is essential.

The government has announced new legislation on housing to help first time buyers get a foot on the property ladder without slipping into a lifetime of debt

The cost of a four year stay in a care home is set to double over the next twenty years, leaving many relatives to cope with debt problems instead of an in

UK consumers are being asked to cope with huge increases in their fuel bills, with many slipping further towards serious debt as a direct result.

MP David Laws has spoken out over the importance of finding debt help solutions as he himself launched a new Debt Centre in Chard, South Somerset.

Conservative leader David Cameron has vowed to help the UK through the credit crunch and out of a debt crisis, once his party gain power.