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According to new figures released by the National Debtline, a debt helpline run by the charity Money Advice Trust, ordinary people are finding it increasingly hard to pay off debts for even the most...

According to figures gathered by the Money Advice Service (MAS), around one tenth of the UK’s students have missed payments in the last 6 months. MAS, a government agency created with the intention of...

A new study has revealed that the level of ‘hidden’ household debt has risen dramatically in the last few years, with a 40% increase from 2011-12 up to £18.9 billion.Most of the money owed comes in...

Russel Group chief Tim Bradshaw believes that maintenance grants need be brought back in in order to increase diversity and help poorer students go to university. Speaking to The Independent, Mr...

No matter how well we financially plan and save, it’s often necessary to borrow money: to make a large purchase such as a car, to deal with emergencies, to simply tide you over until your next payday....

The results of the 2018 National Student Money Survey have been published, providing an in-depth account of the financial concerns and pressures faced by university students across the country. The...

Students who took out loans after September 2012 will only have to start paying it back when they earn £25,000 a year, rather than at the previous threshold of £21,000. According to the department of...

According to the latest figures published by the Money Charity, the total value of outstanding personal debt in the UK has reached £1.576 trillion. This is an increase from £1.52 trillion owed in...

  The fourth quarter of 2017 saw 1,200 buy-to-let mortgage holders with arrears of more than 10% - an increase by a fifth compared to the same quarter in 2016. The number of buy-to-let mortgage...

The number of individuals in the UK declaring insolvency has increased for the second year running, with a return to levels – 99,196 people – not seen since the post-2008 recession.  Rates rose by...