The Debt Crisis, Where Itâs Least Expected
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A childrenâs charity says it wasnât told of mortgage debt risks.
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An outright credit squeeze has not arrived in Europe, but some bankers there are finding it trickier to navigate the global credit crisis.
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Prepare for an odd kind of financial disaster.
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A decade of low-interest lending allowed U.S. consumers to run up debt. But with rates rising, they can no longer count on borrowing their way out of trouble
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Proposals to help poor countries work their own way out of debt are being published by a Tory policy group.
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By Christopher Faille, Financial Correspondent
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Disappointing data come as credit crisis looms.
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DROWNING IN DEBT: African nations say debt incurred by past generations is keeping them poor and unable to cope with pressing needs, such as the AIDS epidemic.
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The end of the year often provokes questions about your financial state. If it doesn't, it should.
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It was held up by politicians two  years ago as a model for economic revival for others in Europe.  Now England's northeast is a frontline for the impact of a  credit crisis that began in California.
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Sky-high interest rates on credit cards can make a mountain of debt seem insurmountable. Eventually for some, it is.
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Many consumers are propping up their elaborate lifestyles with hidden debt. Itâs something no one likes to talk about.
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It's taking on water, and debt.
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The deficit in the current account represents the amount the U.S. must borrow from foreigners to cover the shortfall between exports and imports.
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The dollar is down, and a lot of the developed world is worried that this could mean the end of economic recoveries. In Europe, where the euro is routinely said to be setting new record highs, governments
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With more than $1 trillion in subprime mortgages still outstanding, some fear the financial sector's troubles have only just begun
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Sometimes great growth is where you least expect it.