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Mortgage holders warned of ’empty promise’ notes claiming they can clear loans
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Council tax bills in England could be split into 12 instalments by default
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Struggling mortgage holders warned fake loophole claims could worsen problems
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Martin Lewis welcomes plans to consult on fairer council tax debt collection
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Women more likely to become financially insolvent than men
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‘Cruel and archaic’ prison threats over council tax must end – charities
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6.7m to cut back on showers and baths to afford rising energy bills – survey
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Millions of households struggle to pay energy bills despite price drop – charity
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Record number of people took out debt relief orders in May
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FCA chief executive encourages people in financial difficulty to get help early
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7.4m people 'struggling with bills and credit repayments'
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Consumer credit borrowing increases at fastest annual rate in five years
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Charities warn against raising energy price cap as consumer debts spiral
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Charities warn over adverts promising ‘quick fixes’ for debt problems
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Regulator is ‘ready to go’ to bring buy now, pay later firms under its scope
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Coalition of groups press Chancellor on buy now, pay later regulation plans
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PM and Chancellor put pressure on retailers to ease price burden on shoppers
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Sunak feels ‘deep moral responsibility’ to keep his inflation-cutting pledge
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Worse-than-expected inflation figures spark economic concerns
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Rise in mortgage rates on Thursday looks inescapable, say experts
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Further misery for households as inflation exceeds expectations
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Charities call for ‘help to repay’ scheme for household energy debt
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FCA bans referral fees for debt packagers to help people struggling with debt
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£9bn boost for Isa savings in April as new tax year started
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One in five people ‘would not seek support if they owed money’
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New buy now pay later regulations ‘set to protect 10m consumers’
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New buy now pay later regulations ‘set to protect 10 million consumers’
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Average monthly tracker mortgage payment jumps by nearly £50 following rate hike
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More limits should be put in place over debt collector contact, says charity
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