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Staying debt-free may call for a slight adjustment of priorities and a bit of an attitude change.
For example, shopping for the latest fashions in clothes might not be the most reasonable approach in a financially tight situation; are there really so many people who would pay attention to whether your outfit is from this or last year's summer collection? Shopping out of season and looking for bargains is a good way to stay debt-free at no real cost.
Government austerity measures and inflation are pressing down hard on the living standards of poorer people in the UK, a survey by the Child Poverty Action Group has shown.
The stagnation in wages and the cuts in benefit increases have saddled low-income Britons with additional expenses, such as council tax. The increase in government benefits has been limited to no more than 1% per year, and in real terms actually dropped in 2012, for the first time since the 1930's, according to the report. Coupled with the rising prices of fundamentals such as food, utilities and public transport rates, the fight with deficit is squeezing the lower-income portion of the population disproportionately, especially in view of raising a child.
Continue reading "Inflation And Austerity Measures Hit Poorer Britons Hardest"
Rising petrol and diesel prices in June were the main factors responsible for a 2.9% annual rise in consumer prices, along with fewer discounts on clothing, The Guardian reports.
This was the highest year-on-year inflation increase since April last year and the June retail price index measure of inflation, which is used as the benchmark for many pay deals, also increased to 3.3% from 3.1% in May. However, wages, excluding bonuses, rose by only 0.9%, a rate that could not compensate for the fast increase in consumer prices and in real terms means that wages are falling. With bonuses included, wages rose by just 1.3% during the year. Continue reading "Fuel Prices Push Up Cost of Living"
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.
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"
The demand for immediate short term credit is growing rapidly and recent evidence from lenders indicates that approval rates for loans are at an all time low. It is argued that the low approval rates are due to a combination of the individual's credit history and ability to repay and/or the suitability of the security. This suggests that there are still a significant number of individuals whose credit needs remain unfulfilled.
The newest and most promising method of securing an immediate cash loan for customers with bad credit history or even made bankrupt is a logbook loan. This type of secured lending has quickly become a popular choice among borrowers because of its low risk and available of an immediate cash loan. Continue reading "New Short Term Loans against Your Car"
* Subject to the loan being approved, cash will be paid out within an hour. All loan applications are subject to status checks, creditworthiness and affordability checks and terms and conditions.
Loans will be subject to affordability, suitability and the provision of a final assessment of income and expenditure.
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Varooma rates are correct at January 2022.
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