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Britain's debt timebomb
25 January 2018
Seven in 10 UK workers are 'chronically broke', study finds
Economic insecurity is ‘new normal’, with only 30% saying they live comfortably
24 September 2017
Britain’s growing debt problem demands a fresh set of eyes
The OBR’s figures haven’t added up for years. It’s time for an in-depth examination of where the economy is going
21 September 2017
Loan sharks are circling, says one of UK's biggest doorstep lenders
Illegal lenders are targeting vulnerable people such as mothers at school gates, says Morses Club chief executive
20 September 2017
Jobless and £35,000 in debt: 'I got to the point where I didn’t want to live'
When an NHS worker lost her job, she turned to payday loans and lost her house – but has managed to pay back her debts
Tough calls: on the debt crisis frontline with charity StepChange
The Guardian speaks to helpline advisers dealing with issues such as credit card debt, high-interest loans and bankruptcy
Young people worst affected by debt crisis, say charities
Rent arrears, benefit changes and insecure work contributing to rise in number of young people seeking advice
19 September 2017
51% of young women have to borrow to make cash last until payday
Survey finds a quarter of millennials are constantly in debt, thanks to low pay, zero-hours contracts and rising prices
Car leasing: how one petrolhead has become 'more wary'
Finance plans offer cars for small monthly payments, but one driver found himself saddled with a £900 bill for minor repairs
What you need to know about car loans
Car finance: the fast lane to debt?
Public inquiry needed into UK's £200bn debt crisis, say senior MPs
18 September 2017
The UK's debt crisis – in figures
Britain's debt timebomb: FCA urges action over £200bn crisis
Britain's debt hotspot: how Newham is making ends meet
'They just kept topping it up' – how one credit card user fell £28,000 in debt
UK debt is explosive – and it only needs a spark to light the fuse
What is the average debt where you live?
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