All news on the topic: Debt

Students starting university from September 2023 will have to face new and harsher rules for student debt, which could lead to them paying back loan for most of their life

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is banning certain providers of debt advice from receiving referral fees from debt solution providers with the new rules kicking in from today

People shopping directly through the KIarna app will be able to "opt out" of using credit which Klarna says will help people manage their money better and prevent debt

John Kinehane, from Tallaght in Dublin, was found dead in the toilet of a pub in Dublin in 2013 and his mother is still paying off his drugs debts a decade on from the tragedy

The cost-of-living crisis is hitting young people going through cancer treatment hard, with a third of families saying they’ve been forced to cut back on food, and one in five selling possessions to cover the cost of getting treatment

Latiesha Jones is no stranger to bizarre requests from strangers who want to buy her toenail clippings and dirty bedsheets - but it's her spit that has made her thousands

The US has raised its debt ceiling limit multiple times in the last decade up to $13.4 trillion but a deal must be struck before the end of the month to avoid default which could spark a terrible recession

Juliet and Daniel Owen-Nuttall, from Sussex, sold their business and their home and took up a nomadic life traveling Europe in a camper van to help clear their £45,000 debt

People already in deep money trouble can be hit with big 'budgeting' firm fees

The money can be used to cover things like rent and council tax arrears, white goods, counselling and mental health services, internet access and laptops, energy and water essentials and debts

The research by consumer group Which? showed the 7.3% missed payment rate seen in April was in line with the level seen at the same time last year, but was higher than in April 2021

As the average wedding costs up to £32,000, consumer rights expert Martyn James has revealed his top tips to help you avoid chaos on your big day

Both Sir Jim Ratcliffe and Sheikh Jassim bin Hamed Al Thani have tabled offers that value Manchester United in excess of £5billion - still less than the Glazers valuation of the football club

Management repeatedly caved in to pressure from activist investors who wanted the share price supported. The billions poured in weren't enough for the disgruntled shareholders who even ousted management in 2019

More than 16 million households have built up credit balances with their supplier, according to research - and the amount has soared from £5.3bn last year

Taz Aldeek, 29, saw his applications regularly get knocked back despite having three degrees - including a master's - and eventually had to apply to Universal Credit just to survive

Repayments are deducted from credit and can deny households energy they need for heating, cooking or medical equipment

Two-fifths (43%) of key workers are being forced to take on additional part time work on top of their role, according to new research from responsible lender, Creditspring

Bonny Snowdon, 52, 'disappeared for hours' with her colouring book in a bid to cope with her abusive marriage, then transformed her passion into a £1million enterprise

A third of employed adults are living payslip to payslip - and think they would struggle to afford food and utilities if they found themselves unemployed

The money-savvy mum who previously cleared £40k worth of debt explains how she she sets up her budget to enjoy guilt-free spending when she wants to treat herself

The London Resort was designed to be the size of 136 Wembley Stadiums and would've required the biggest theme park investment in Europe since Disneyland Paris in 1992

The latest interest rates decision was decided today by the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) and comes off the back of inflation unexpectedly jumping to 10.4%

Diamond Sports Group has filed for bankruptcy just days before they were set to broadcast a large part of the Major League Baseball season, but they're committed to work though it

Energy companies faced a dramatic grilling by MPs following reports of debt collectors forcibly breaking into vulnerable customers' homes to fit prepayment meters