As the cost of living keeps rising, many borrowers who have already renegotiated their debt payments with a financial management plan are struggling to make ends meet. [More] Exception: Stack empty.

Families lived on the never-never by borrowing well beyond their means to fund spending for at least a decade before the credit crunch, according to an economic think tank. [More] Exception: Stack empty.

In the time you take to read this article, someone, somewhere has had their home repossessed. [More] Exception: Stack empty.

Borrowers juggling their debts are falling in to a high-interest trap by transferring money from their credit cards to bank accounts. [More] Exception: Stack empty.

Millions of households risk sinking in to debt as double dip recession leaves them a gap of an average £74 a month between what they need to pay the bills and their income. [More] Exception: Stack empty.

More than 300 people a day entered in to personal insolvency arrangements during the first three months of the year - 4.7% down on the same period last year, according to the Insolvency Service. [More] Exception: Stack empty.

More than 200,000 of the poorest families are facing financial problems after their working tax credits worth £74 a week were cut. [More] Exception: Stack empty.

Giving permission to a firm to take payments out of the bank or from a credit card can be a headache for someone on a strict budget. [More] Exception: Stack empty.

The next few weeks may be make or break time for homeowners struggling with debt. [More] Exception: Stack empty.