INSANE: 3 - The Real Truth

Buy now pay later: Klarna is courting young shoppers with Paris Hilton and TikTok-style algorithms – here's why it's a problem

After adding a few too many items to your online shopping cart, you head over to the payment page to check out. Alongside the usual credit card and PayPal payment fields, you see an enticing new option. A colourful button offers to allow you to spread your payment over several…

The Conversation · May 17, 2023

Families struggling to pay TV licence to get more support from BBC

Nearly 50,000 people were prosecuted in the year up to June 2022 and low-income women make up 75 per cent of those penalised

Chronicle Live · May 17, 2023

More than 10 million UK adults struggling with bills and credit repayments

Number admitting to struggle grows by 3 million in one year

The Independent UK · May 16, 2023

UK bank overdrafts: ‘I received £8,000 after I complained’

People struggling with debt could get redress if their bank failed to make the right affordability checks

The Guardian - UK · May 13, 2023

Big TV licence change announced that will affect households struggling to pay fee

The broadcaster has partnered with a debt charity to create a "breathing space" policy as Brits endure the cost of living crisis.

Daily Record · May 12, 2023

BBC to make big change to TV Licence to help those struggling to pay £159 bill

Everyone who watches live TV in the UK must pay a £159 TV Licence fee. Without one, you are breaking the law and could be prosecuted - but there are new plans to help struggling families

Daily Mirror · May 12, 2023

BBC announces extra support to those ‘struggling to pay’ TV licence fee

The plan is a response to the BBC’s Gender Disparity Review, which was set up to understand why 75% of those prosecuted are women.

The Independent UK · May 11, 2023

IPL, an opportunity to bat for climate action

An very popular event as big as cricket's Indian Premier League is an opportunity to build awareness about the Net Zero transition

The Hindu · Apr 28, 2023

Interest rate rise another 'body blow' to household finances, says debt charity

Mortgage borrowers on deals which track the base rate will now see nearly £24 per month added to their costs on average

Wales Online · Mar 23, 2023

‘Latest body blow to household finances’ as Bank of England base rate raised

Thursday’s base rate increase will add around £23.71 per month or more than £284 per year to the average tracker mortgage, industry figures show.

The Independent UK · Mar 23, 2023