Borrowing & debt
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Study claims thousands of mainly lower-paid workers have relied on loans charging up to 1,333% interest to survive
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People can be drawn in by lead generators who pass on details to firms offering paid-for help
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Many low-income families are struggling to pay bills in Covid crisis, survey reveals
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People, many among Britain’s poorest, have taken on more debt to cope with effects of pandemic
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Record quarterly rise of 82,000 CCJs in England and Wales comes ahead of planned lifting of repossessions ban
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Our latest snapshot of key economic indicators show retail sales falling, job losses soaring, GDP growth and stock market stalling
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Instagram campaign deemed ‘irresponsible’ for urging people to cheer themselves up via ‘buy now, pay later’ service
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Landlords’ group calls for more government help because of Covid ‘debt crisis’
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Viewpoint column Expect the UK's debt time bomb to explode in two years' time
Phillip Inman and Patrick Collinson
Business leader There is hope on the horizon, but high debt hangs over Britain's future