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Victory for graduates as PM pledges to raise student loan repayment threshold

Prime Minister Theresa May has said that the student loan repayment threshold will be increased

1 October 2017

Bankruptcy threshold increases from £750 to £5,000

People with low levels of debt will now be able to avoid bankruptcy as the threshold's risen from £750 to £5,000

9 October 2015

Deutsche Bank to pay compensation for irresponsible mortgage lending

22 February 2011

Mortgage regulation tightened by Treasury

26 January 2011

Record employment leap but jobless total 'worrying'

15 September 2010

Repossessions lowest for over two years

14 September 2010

Home repossessions down but we're 'not out of the woods'

12 August 2010

Mortgage hikes after Yorkshire / Clydesdale Bank glitch

21 July 2010

Government to maintain mortgage rescue schemes

20 July 2010

Mortgage firm to pay £500,000 compensation for unfair fees

15 July 2010

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