All news on the topic: Debt

Casey McIntyre, 38, passed away from stage four ovarian cancer on November 12, posting a message to her social media announcing her passing and love for her family and friends

A man has taken to Reddit to share how his entitled mother tricked him into signing a loan agreement for a new car she said would be his but was in fact for his sister, leaving him in debt

Karen Howden, 38, from Devon reveals the truth behind her rose-tinted life on Instagram

Brianna Coppage taught at St Clair High School in Franklin County, Missouri, but was left distraught last month after details of her OnlyFans account were leaked - forcing her to quit

The Kardashians star Kylie Jenner has come under fire from a fashion industry figure for allegedly 'stealing' her work according to a tirade posted to Instagram

Fraser Wright of Integrated Dispute Resolution refuses to pay client for a number of successful projects

Bryan Leadbetter, 38, contacted his local councillor in Falkirk to ask her for help after being slapped with an electricity bill for more than £12,000 even though he spends most of his time at his parents home and always eats there

Consumer champion Martyn James has rounded up everything you need to know about payment holidays - including how to get one, how long they last and if they impact your credit file

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said public sector net borrowing stood at £14.3 billion last month, £1.6 billion less than a year earlier

The cost of living crisis is already making life unmanageable, but thousands on low incomes face eye-watering monthly deductions, to correct errors made by government officials

The Resolution Foundation has warned that the cost of servicing the UK's debt could soar to 5% of GDP if rates stay higher for longer and following current fiscal policy plans

Dustin, a dad-of-two from New Jersey, spent $20 on Jersey Cash 5 lottery tickets and couldn't believe his luck when he found out he won a share of the jackpot at 5am the next morning

Ofgem has issued new rules requiring suppliers to contact customers if they miss two monthly or one quarterly payments, check to see if they are struggling with bills and, if so, offer support such as affordable payment plans or repayment holidays

The UK economy is in a "horrible fiscal bind" as it heads for recession and with no room to cut taxes or increase public spending amid mounting political pressure on the Chancellor to do so, according to a report

More than nine million households have no energy credit going into winter when they should ideally have built up a balance to cover the higher costs of heating over the colder months, a poll for comparison site Uswitch found

Natalie Greenhough began using buy now pay later services when she was 19 years old and her frivolous spending soon put her into £12,500 worth of debt

StepChange reported over a quarter of its new calls cited the cost of living as their main reason for debt - which made it the “biggest driver” of debt among its clients

Jennifer Edwards, from Caerphilly, south Wales, found the situation with EDF Energy particularly traumatic as she was undergoing chemotherapy treatment at the time

As the fight between Labour and the Conservatives gets even more intense after their conferences, the question over which party has the interests of younger voters at heart is more important than ever

Vaping related injuries have led to a number of deaths across the US so Adam Loepker, from St Louis, Missouri, got away lightly in comparison. He has been stuck with crippling debt

Britain's energy watchdog Ofgem is considering a one-off increase to the energy price cap of up to £17 a year to help prevent suppliers from going bust as they face spiralling consumer debts

A woman has divided opinion after sharing details of a conversation she had with her mum about being unable to afford Christmas presents this year. But what do you think?

The Bank of England has warned that many homeowners are extending the period over which they pay back their loans, which could increase the burden on them in the long run

The most successful goal has been to be more positive - but the least successful has been to drink less coffee, according to the research

Four in ten Brits would describe themselves as savvy savers - although a further 57% admit they struggle to find the motivation to start putting money aside