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Posted on Wednesday December 9th, 2009 at 04:00 in debt management, debt help, debt solutions, smart meter, debt counselling, energy smart
British Gas have recently unveiled their new energysmart system, with a free energy meter. The new system has been met with the usual mix of negative and positive acclaim. Debt1's recent blog post slammed smart meters as being bad for the...
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Posted on Monday December 7th, 2009 at 05:18 in debt management, debt help, debt solutions, free debt help, debt counselling, free debt advice
A recent newsletter from Transact - the national forum for financial inclusion, has highlighted an increase in the numbers of people seeking free debt help from its member organisations. This, coupled with a reduction in funding for free debt h...
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Posted on Thursday December 3rd, 2009 at 02:54 in debt management, budgeting, debt advice, debt help, debt solutions, debt counselling
Yes its that time of year again when we are inundated with the gloss and glamour of retail advertising, trying to get us to spend every last penny we have on ensuring that our families have a great Christmas. But what we tend to forget is that ...
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Posted on Wednesday December 2nd, 2009 at 02:47 in debt management, debt advice, debt help, debt solutions, debt counselling
The Citizens Advice Bureaux across the country are dealing with more debt help cases than any other query. They have received over 3 million debt enquiries since April last year, compared with 2.7 million benefit enquiries - their second bigges...
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Posted on Wednesday November 25th, 2009 at 03:13 in debt management, debt help, debt solutions, debt counselling, debt stress
Experian, the global information company have produced more research into the stress caused by debt problems. We at MRA Debt Help have been talking for a while now about the stress felt by our debt management clients, and the pressures that bei...
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Posted on Tuesday November 24th, 2009 at 02:51 in debt management, debt advice, debt help, debt solutions, debt counselling
Debt management clients might start rejoicing at the thought of a current account that not only has no fees attached to it, but also pays up to 6% interest! Hallelujah! But, as always, Abbeys new current account comes with a catch.It is u...
Do you make more than the minimum required payment to your creditors? Do your balances go down? Do they go down slowly? When enrolled in our Debt Consolidation Program your interest rates will be lowered and some will even be eliminated which is going to get you out of debt between 2-4 years instead of 15 -20 years.
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