Bankruptcy And Debts Blog 9 April 2008

9 April 2008

Mortgage arrear enquiries concerning CAB officials, Credit Card Management

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Written on 9 April 2008 by Greg Stratz Officials from the Cab have expressed concern over the level of consumers that are contacting the bureau regarding mortgage arrears and other financial matters, stating that debt related enquiries are now the most common matter that they deal with. CAB officials state that the effects of the credit crunch and rising living costs have resulted in an increase in the number of struggling households, .. read the rest.

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9 April 2008

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