Toby T

The average household debt will decrease by £0.52 today (it grew by £11.11 a day in January 2008) - via http://www.creditaction.org.uk

Class action against debt collectors http://bit.ly/NfWjZ

UK Advisers reveal that they are seeing higher levels of #debt than ever before, in some cases running to six figures http://short.to/ph8h

Unsurprisingly: not enough advisers on hand to help struggling debtors - 60,000 unanswered calls in 6 months http://short.to/pghc

Exeter City Council is not alone in using bankruptcy to collect unpaid council tax http://is.gd/2Ygtv

Borrowing down, but not on credit cards - credit card borrowing increased by £92 million in July - http://bit.ly/ea4t1

Citizens Advice @ 70 - 9,300 new #debt problems per day. No real solution... http://bit.ly/zM3pf

#debt troubles coming... half of Britain's 2.3 million students are unaware that they have to pay tax on earnings during... education?

UK consumers continue to find themselves in financial difficulty and in need of #debt management http://short.to/ph9m

Taking a battering... "we now appear to be seeing is a move to greater #debt being put on existing credit cards" http://is.gd/2YhxJ

Average unsecured #debt for those going into IVAs has increased to £54,586 compared with £50,734 for the same period last year

"There is no more borrowing capacity among consumers as a group" - time to wake up? http://bit.ly/3pW7dq

Governments urged to allow inflation to reduce consumer debts http://is.gd/3g5tX

The ASA needs to look at banks advertising rates that aren't actually on offer http://bit.ly/4EVjnP - this time it's Nationwide

Britain's interest repayments on personal debt were £65.9bn in the last 12 months http://bit.ly/12ovKY

The average interest paid by each household on their total debt is approximately £2,637 each year http://short.to/q9lw

the total level of UK consumer debt DIPPED to £1.46 trillion in July! http://bit.ly/yYouo

"Those in debt were referred to as having “received” credit" - 70 years ago! http://ow.ly/15OYnB

London: stress and related #debt issues cost tax payers £450m http://short.to/qhkv

RT: @crypticvalentin About 40 percent of outstanding consumer debt is on credit cards..#recession http://j.mp/INFp5