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Up to 8.3 million people in the UK are unable to pay off debts or household bills, according to a report from the National Audit Office (NAO).

How much debt do UK households have? With the collapse of payday loan company Wonga and new rules on credit cards, BBC News explains debt.

The average person living in Briton will account for £14,300 worth of unsecured debts this year. It's estimated this will be gathered through credit cards, loans or overdrafts.

A report has also shown that borrowing has radically changed since the recession. Unsecured debt is now used for life essentials and not luxury items.

Personal debt soars as households struggle to pay for daily essentials The average Briton will shoulder £14,300 of unsecured debt this year through credit cards, loans and overdrafts, far outstripping the personal debt mountain that preceded the 2008 economic crash. A...

Most of us use credit cards but sometimes it's hard to keep a handle on them.

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More than one in 10 Britons say they won’t ever be able to reduce their debt levels.

A third of British people believe they will never clear their debts How worried should we be about our insatiable appetite for debt?

Half of all people with a credit card have had their credit limit increased without knowing it in the past three years. Under new rules introduced by the FCA, borrowers can opt in or out of having their limit increased.

How banks are trapping borrowers in debt by quadrupling credit card limits HALF of people who own a credit card have had their credit limit increased without being asked over the past three years, new research reveals. A survey of 2,000 people conducted by Consumer Intell…

Bailiffs can be pushy, intimidating and unethical in the way that they operate. This article from The Guardian, tells the story of a woman who endured bailiff harassment and shocking fees because she fell behind on her council tax. These fees make it almost impossible for people to pay back their debts. Read more about Megan's story here and how Bristol Cable are hoping to

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Boot out the bailiffs – they’re a cruel, medieval way of collecting debt | Adam Cantwell-Corn Councils such as Bristol and Hammersmith and Fulham are committing to ethical schemes with success, says journalist Adam Cantwell-Corn