Running up enormous credit card debt is as traditional a part of Christmas as defrosting a turkey with a hairdryer or watching your grandma dance drunkenly on the washing machine When January comes you are inevitably left looking back with a mixture of self-pity, remorse and a strange curiosity about how she got up there in the first place

For most people, debts are confusing and can leave many of those in the red frightened As the mortgage rates rise and the levels of credit card debt reach a record high, debt is fast becoming a fact of life

Making a claim for medical negligence is the kind of thing that everyone imagines will be complicated Day time TV adverts may well offer ‘no win, no fee,’ but few seem to mention ‘no fuss

The council tax, which was introduced in 1993 replacing the community charge, has more than doubled since 1997 This year in April it is due to a further four per cent rise, announced the Local Government Association on Thursday

Seven in ten British adults have some sort of savings reveals new figures from the Office for National Statistics, published on Thursday But many now fear for their saved money after the recent turmoil on the credit market

It seems that some fashions, although immensely popular with celebrities, fashion magazines and the general public, are not the most practical for female drivers The latest craze for long fringes is putting people on the road in danger