Judge’s debt enforcement ruling condones Identity Theft
Posted by Cashzilla in Uncategorized on 27. Jan, 2010 | 3 Comments
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The BBC report that the OFT has issued guidelines to lenders and borrowers about when their loans and other credit may, and may not be enforced. The guidelines come in the wake of OFT fears that some debtors may be misled into their ability to have debts written off.
The OFT draft guidance [...]
UK personal borrowing now almost twice that of other western European countries
Posted by Cashzilla in banking on 27. Sep, 2006 | 1 Comment
According to the latest research by Datamonitor, people in the UK are borrowing on average almost twice that of citizens in other western European countries. It should also be noted that these figures are also only for unsecured loans, and therefore do not include borrowing such as mortgages, in which the UK is notorious [...]
Student loans shake up
Posted by Cashzilla in lifestyle on 05. Jul, 2006 | 1 Comment
As our regular readers will know, Cashzilla has the occasional rant about student finance, and the difficulties facing todays graduates. Today there is some good news however for those still in the higher education system, as the UK’s higher education minister has just announced new plans to help simplify the application process and the delivery [...]
