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The Financial Servies Authority (FSA) has defined new rules to protect those with mortgage debt problems in the UK. The rules are intended to assist those whose mortgage debt payments have fallen behind.
New figures released by the Bank of England show that UK banks and other financial institutions continue to write off debt from credit cards...
A look-back at the news for the week starting 21st June, with Japan's public debt problems, Lloyds TSB overdraft charges, eurozone debt management, and how to avoid an extra huge World Cup mobile phone debt.
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. However, there was a warning of further market pressures which could negatively affect the UK debt relief situation. Although Britain is not one of the 16 nations that comprise the eurozone, the Bank warned that exposure of the UK's debt-ridden financial system to bodies caught up in the euro debt crisis was a major danger. Many in the UK are still struggling in search of consumer debt solutions and many more businesses continue to be threatened by the spectre of insolvency.
Lloyds TSB is planning to cut the daily and monthly fees for any of their customers who go overdrawn without permission. The current £10 fee for a bounced cheque or electronic payment will also be halved to £10. For their customers grappling with a need for debt relief from problems such as student debt or mortgage debt, the UK banking giant hopes these changes will help with their financial debt recovery.
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