21st June - Euro nation leaders keeping a lid on debt problems

European leaders are to meet at an EU summit, with an aim of taking control of the highest public debt levels in decades and preventing contamination from the budget crisis in Greece, before more eurozone nations come to need help with debt...

22nd June - Japan debt reduction plan does not show ability to reduce debt problems

Japan today released a statement regarding its perilous debt problems, which unfortunately is not convincing any debt rating companies that the country is back on track.  Japan has to clear a debt problems mountain which is the world's largest public debt...

23rd June - World Cup football fans warned against huge mobile phone debt problems while abroad

If you're a holiday-maker going outside of the EU, or a fan at the World Cup, there's every danger you might rack up a huge mobile phone debt load without realising it...

24th June - Will Lloyds TSB planned current account overdraft fee cuts assist your debt crisis?

Lloyds TSB is planning to cut the fees for their customers who go overdrawn without permission.  The current fee for a bounced payment will also be halved.  For customers grappling with a personal debt crisis...

25th June - Bank of England warns eurozone debt crisis threatens Britain's financial debt recovery

In its new Financial Stability Report, the Bank of England commended the new EU-IMG stability fund arranged last month to support the euro after markets were threatened by the debt problems of Greece...