26th November 2018
With Christmas just a few weeks away, you may be worried about how you will afford all the little things that help to make up a merry Christmas. Food, drink, presents – the costs of […]
18th September 2018
The student-friendly Facebook publisher Unilad has been hit with insolvency proceedings following a demand by HMRC. The taxman issued Unilad’s parent company with a winding-up petition in July, which is due to be heard in […]
23rd August 2018
Their A-Levels are in, they got the grades, but for some households, there is one glaring problem. The cost. Can your son or daughter afford to go to university? Your son or daughter can increase […]
6th August 2018
New Government figures show that the number of company insolvencies fell by 12.4% in the second quarter of the year compared with the first. Evidence from the previous year, however, suggests that this could just […]
12th March 2018
Council tax bills are set to skyrocket in the vast majority of local authorities, as a 2% cap is lifted for the first time since 2012. A February survey of local authorities found that 95% […]
1st February 2018
Payday is finally here, but for many people struggling with more serious debt problems, the sense of relief will only be minor. Many families will be glad to see the end of January. Extra spending […]
9th January 2018
HM Revenue & Customs is set to ban taxpayers from using a personal credit card to pay their tax bill from January 13, less than three weeks before the January 31 deadline for 2016-17 payments. […]
30th October 2017
Brexit could lead to a sharp upturn in the number of businesses filing for insolvency, according to a new survey from the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW). The survey of […]
30th October 2017
People with serious debt problems could be given up to six weeks of ‘breathing space’ under plans unveiled by the government this week. During the six week grace period, those battling against excessive ‘problem debt’ […]