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Brits Increasingly Pessimistic About Inflation, Survey Shows Britons are becoming increasingly pessimistic about inflation, with expectations reaching their highest level since 2011. The survey, conducted by YouGov in October, shows that Britons' inflation expectations have risen to 3.2% for next year, pointing to an understandable pessimism in a time of rising energy expenses and house prices. To compare, inflation expectations in the September survey were for 2.5%. Inflation expectations for the next five to ten years was also pessimistic, with the majority of those polled saying they expected 3.9%, another increase from average expectations of 3.3% in September.

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Living debt-free might put a strain on your everyday life, but there are many little things you could do to keep your monthly bill manageable. Here are five of them:

Make shopping lists and stick to them. Shops are full of tempting items, so it's reasonable to go in with a clear idea of exactly what you need and resist the urge to make an impulsive buy. You'd be surprised how much you can save this way.

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In a surprise announcement at the Conservative party conference, chancellor George Osborne said that the government will freeze the duty on fuel until May 2015. He hopes that this will help the hundreds of thousands of struggling households finding it increasingly hard to cope with rising prices. Earlier this year, the RAC Foundation reported that there are 800,000 households that spend as much as 25% of their income on maintaining a car.

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Many of us will find ourselves having to borrow money at some point in our lives, and paying back these loans can sometimes become quite stressful. However, here are steps you can take to ensure that you pay off debts efficiently, potentially helping you avoid taking out more loans in the future.

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How much can I borrow?

Logbook Loans: Car Cash Point Logbook Loans range from £500 - £50,000.

Motor buy back schemes:
Motor buy back schemes offer customers loans from £500 - £10,000, however, if you only require a £500 loan and your car is worth £5000, you will need to sell the car in full in order to get the loan.

Pay day loans:
Typical loans are from £500 - £1,200 maximum.

How much does it cost?

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During the past few years there has been a dramatic increase in the number of people facing financial difficulty. Regrettably, there has also been a growth in the number of small, opportunist and often unethical Logbook and Payday Loan companies. Such companies may offer a quick loan often using extortionate interest rates, high fees and unscrupulous tactics for dealing with late repayments. Continue reading "Not all Logbook Loan Companies are created Equal" →