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Originally posted by quinner View PostSo you now haver your own Polling Station......Be careful or the'll put Garlic on your Stake...
The typical British household has nearly £13,000 of consumer debt , a report reveals today.
It is owed on credit cards , personal loans and hire purchase agreements and is up £1,117 in a year – the biggest annual increase since 1997.
Total unsecured lending to *families – which excludes mortgages – now stands at £350billion. That is well above the £209billion peak of nine years ago before the worldwide financial crisis, says the TUC study.
The findings follow Bank of England figures that show spending on credit cards and loans rose 10 per cent, or £1.9billion, in November, the fastest rise for 11 years.
As a share of household income, consumer debt is now 27.4 per cent.We'll sail be the tide....aarghhhh !!
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