Posts Tagged ‘credit card debt’

0% credit cards – It’s a trap. Really.

by on August 24th, 2010

ClearDebt’s Andrew Smith comments on credit card debt and how cards with attractive introductory offers can trap many people who already have debt problems.

Tags: credit card, credit card debt, Credit Cards
Posted in Creditor Behaviour | 2 Comments »

35% of British people are willing to get into debt to fund their holidays

by on June 4th, 2010

A recent news article published by the Daily Mail online claims that 35% of British people would get into debt to pay for a holiday. What´s your take?

Tags: budgeting, credit card debt, debt, spending
Posted in Managing Your Money | 3 Comments »

Love is in the air, Valentine

by on March 5th, 2010

Credit Action have reported that although we may have done well to cut back on our spending during the credit crunch, now that we’re supposedly “out of the recession”, it seems many shoppers have unshackled their chains and re-acquainted themselves with their long lost lover, the credit card.

Tags: credit card debt, Credit Cards, credit crunch, debt, money worries, recession
Posted in Debt and Young People, Managing Your Money, Personal Debt, Unemployment and Debt | No Comments »