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  • More Loan Lenders Changing Borrowing Products
    The availability of cheap loans is beginning to fall, it has been suggested.
  • Graduates 'Able To Access Cheap Loans'
    Those who have recently left university should find they are still able to obtain cheap loans despite the difficulties experienced in the wider financial markets of late, an industry expert has claimed.
  • 'It Is Important' Car Buyers Get Best Loan Rate Possible
    Prospective car buyers are becoming increasingly aware as to the effect that such a purchase can have on their finances, new research indicates.
  • House Price Falls 'To Hit Unsecured Loans'
    The annual rate of house price growth fell in January, according to the latest Nationwide house price survey, prompting claims that unsecured loans figures could drop accordingly.
  • 'More Time Needed' In Researching Loan Options
    Britons spend more time planning their holiday than researching their personal loan and mortgage choices, new research shows.
  • Borrowers 'Should Research' Personal Loan Options
    Those looking to apply for a loan should first consider doing some research into how much they are going to borrow.
  • Debt Concerns 'Can Have Devastating Impact'
    Overspending over the Christmas and new year season may have a wider-ranging impact for consumers than just on their finances, new research shows.
  • Loans Being Used To 'Finance Lifestyle'
    An increasing number of Britons are borrowing money, a new study indicates.
  • Consumers 'Uncomfortable' With Finances
    People are increasingly being secretive about their monetary situation, new research has revealed.
  • Drivers Advised To Take Time Choosing Loan For Car Purchase
    More than a million car purchases are set to be funded through a loan, a new set of figures indicates.
  • Borrowers 'Can Still Find Cheap Loans'
    Although secured loans and other forms of credit are becoming increasingly expensive borrowers can still find products with competitive rates of interest, it has been suggested.
  • Christmas Shoppers 'Advised To Take Financial Caution'
    Despite spending hundreds of pounds on gifts in the run-up to Christmas, the majority of Britons are not taking the time to organise their finances, new research reveals.
  • Slowing Mortgage Market 'Could Impact On Loan Borrowers'
    Last month's slowing in mortgage lending could spell bad news for borrowers, one firm has claimed.
  • Consumer Credit 'Set To Fall'
    The consumer credit sector is on track for a downturn over the course of 2007, new figures indicate.
  • Scottish Medical Students Facing 'Extreme Levels Of Debt'
    Medical students in Scotland could be set for some of the most pronounced debt difficulties of people within the profession, the publication of a new set of figures intimates.
  • Low Income Families 'Look To Loans To Replace Stolen And Damaged Goods'
    Not having insurance could leave those consumers on low incomes at greater financial risk, it has been suggested.
  • Loans Are An 'Essential Tool' For Britons
    Those who have taken out a loan or some other form of borrowing should take the time to think about their ability to manage their finances, an industry expert has commented.
  • Consumer Optimism 'Rises'
    Britain's financial confidence is showing further signs of improvement, new figures indicate.
  • Financial Problems Over Christmas 'Are Avoidable'
    Consumers need to plan their finances carefully in the run-up to Christmas, an industry expert has declared.
  • Loans Help Brits 'Through Ups And Downs'
    The need for financial literacy could be key in improving young people's attitudes towards their finances, an industry expert has suggested.
  • Consumers See Finances 'Being Pulled In Both Directions'
    Britons could be set to find themselves under financial pressure due to the expense of looking after older relatives, new figures show.
  • Consumer Confidence 'Shows Signs Of Improvement'
    Despite concerns over the credit crunch, the public's financial confidence remains buoyant, a new study indicates.
  • Young Britons See Debt 'As The Norm'
    Young people are increasingly struggling to manage their finances, new figures show.
  • Parents 'Helping Grown Up Children Pay Off Loans'
    Millions of parents are helping their grown-up children pay off their debts, new figures reveal.
  • Loans Can Be 'A Force For Good'
    Access to loans and other forms of borrowing can be a good thing, an industry expert has claimed.
  • Car Purchasers 'Need To Do Their Homework'
    Drivers lack confidence when it comes to buying a car, a new study suggests.
  • Borrowing Difficulties 'Likely To Increase'
    The number of people set to be denied credit through mainstream lenders, prompting them to seek bad credit loans, is set to increase in the coming years, it has been suggested.
  • Borrowers 'Unrealistic' About Paying Back Loans
    The majority of British borrowers have unrealistic expectations as to how long it will take them to complete making repayments on their debts, a new study suggests.
  • Debt Problems Can Leave 'Lasting Impact' On Ability To Get Credit
    Dicing with debt at a young age could leave Britons with greater financial difficulties as they get older, it has been suggested.
  • Retired Britons Owe 'Thousands In Mortgage Debt'
    Older people are facing increasing debt problems, according to the publication of new figures.
  • Property Buyers 'Prepared To Pay Out For A Garden'
    Britons are willing to pay thousands of pounds to be able to purchase a property that has a garden, a new study indicates.
  • Consumers Need To Be 'Wiser' With Debt Difficulties
    Britons need to take greater control of their finances, an industry expert has advised.
  • Credit History 'Can Improve Access To Cheaper Borrowing'
    Having a history of borrowing money could help consumers secure better access to cheap loans, an industry expert has reported.
  • Borrowers Believe Base Rate Has 'Peaked'
    Consumer confidence is increasing, the results of a new study have intimated.
  • Buyers Borrowing 'Bigger Secured Loans'
    First-time buyers are taking out increasingly expensive loans in a bid to get on to the property ladder, a new study shows.
  • Brits 'Willing To Carry On Borrowing'
    In research released earlier this week, just under half of consumers who have taken out a personal loan were reported to be open to the thought of taking on more debt in the future.
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