People struggling with serious debt could be given up to six-week's grace from further interest, charges and enforcement action, under plans unveiled today.
Unarranged overdraft fees can cost bank customers up to seven and a half times more than borrowing from a payday loan company, new research shows. But there are steps you can take to avoid these sky-high charges.
The 'unfair' practice of NHS doctors charging people with mental health problems up to £150 to fill in a crucial debt help form is to be reviewed, the Prime Minster has announced.
Lenders are missing the early warning signs of customers' financial difficulties, meaning they're too slow to offer help and borrowers risk falling further into debt, the financial watchdog has found.
The financial watchdog has raised concerns that debt management companies are not carrying out thorough annual reviews – meaning some customers are not benefiting from repayment plans appropriate to their financial situations.
9 December 2016
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