Credit fears spark fresh action
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The European Central Bank boosts liquidity in the banking system again after warning of fresh volatility in the markets.
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Business & money: Â· Impact will be more severe than predictedÂ· Consumers cautious about increasing personal debts
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The market for credit insurance will be put to the test as a looming economic downturn strains companiesâ finances.
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Credit repair services aren't all they're cracked up to be.
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Lots of debt could mean tough times ahead.
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The credit policy announced by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is a laudable exercise in caution and restraint. Any analysis would have to take note of several internal as well as external developments.
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Supply of credit has tightened and likely to get worse, Bank of England warns
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Fresh troubles in the subprime segment of the US housing market have ignited fears of contagion that could affect the financial sector and possibly the broader economy, analysts say.
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Big banks try to gird for crises as a  matter of course and investors will soon learn how prepared  they were for this summer&#39;s credit crunch.
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Credit counseling agencies may soon be a thing of the past.
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Business & money: Specialist teams to tackle illegal lending.
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Welcome to the dawn of a new credit cycle, with tighter bank lending, rising costs for riskier borrowers and a slowing economy.
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People taking out home mortgages may gain new protections soon against shady lending practices as the Federal Reserve seeks to back even the riskiest borrowers, already hit hardest by the housing and credit crunches.
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Lenders haven't locked their doors, but they are raising their standards.
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If you have a credit card with a variable interest rate, you may have noticed your rates have been going up.
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New laws will put debtors at greater risk from unscrupulous bailiffs, the Citizens Advice service warns.
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Business & money: Credit crunch and housing woes blamed for gloom as businesses begin lobbying for interest rate cut