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This paper uses evidence from the British Household Panel Survey (BHPS) to examine how attitudes towards unsecured debt are related to household finances and other characteristics. It looks at the main factors causing debt, financial stress and the rise in debt amongst young people.
An article from the Bank of England’s Quarterly Bulletin from Spring 2006 that summarises key results from the latest survey carried out for the Bank by NMG Research about the state of household finances.
Report from the bank of England's Quarterly Bulletin from September 2007 on the Credit Conditions Survey that looks at secured and unsecured lending to households and small businesses and corporate lending from banks, building societies and other specialist lenders.
Lending to individuals consists of sterling lending secured on dwellings (i.e. mortgages) and sterling consumer credit to UK-resident individuals, as well as all sterling lending to housing associations. In addition to data collected on the value of loans secured on residential property, this data set also includes information on the number and value of approvals for lending secured on dwellings, which are broken down by purpose of the approvals (i.e. for house purchase, remortgaging and other purposes). The consumer credit component is broken down into credit card and ‘other’ lending (covering overdrafts and other loans/advances).
Lending to individuals consists of sterling lending secured on dwellings (i.e. mortgages) and sterling consumer credit to UK-resident individuals, as well as all sterling lending to housing associations. In addition to data collected on the value of loans secured on residential property, this data set also includes information on the number and value of approvals for lending secured on dwellings, which are broken down by purpose of the approvals (i.e. for house purchase, remortgaging and other purposes). The consumer credit component is broken down into credit card and ‘other’ lending (covering overdrafts and other loans/advances).
Lending to individuals consists of sterling lending secured on dwellings (i.e. mortgages) and sterling consumer credit to UK-resident individuals, as well as all sterling lending to housing associations. In addition to data collected on the value of loans secured on residential property, this data set also includes information on the number and value of approvals for lending secured on dwellings, which are broken down by purpose of the approvals (i.e. for house purchase, remortgaging and other purposes). The consumer credit component is broken down into credit card and ‘other’ lending (covering overdrafts and other loans/advances).
Lending to individuals consists of sterling lending secured on dwellings (i.e. mortgages) and sterling consumer credit to UK-resident individuals, as well as all sterling lending to housing associations. In addition to data collected on the value of loans secured on residential property, this data set also includes information on the number and value of approvals for lending secured on dwellings, which are broken down by purpose of the approvals (i.e. for house purchase, remortgaging and other purposes). The consumer credit component is broken down into credit card and ‘other’ lending (covering overdrafts and other loans/advances).
Lending to individuals consists of sterling lending secured on dwellings (i.e. mortgages) and sterling consumer credit to UK-resident individuals, as well as all sterling lending to housing associations. In addition to data collected on the value of loans secured on residential property, this data set also includes information on the number and value of approvals for lending secured on dwellings, which are broken down by purpose of the approvals (i.e. for house purchase, remortgaging and other purposes). The consumer credit component is broken down into credit card and ‘other’ lending (covering overdrafts and other loans/advances).
Lending to individuals consists of sterling lending secured on dwellings (i.e. mortgages) and sterling consumer credit to UK-resident individuals, as well as all sterling lending to housing associations. In addition to data collected on the value of loans secured on residential property, this data set also includes information on the number and value of approvals for lending secured on dwellings, which are broken down by purpose of the approvals (i.e. for house purchase, remortgaging and other purposes). The consumer credit component is broken down into credit card and ‘other’ lending (covering overdrafts and other loans/advances).
Lending to individuals consists of sterling lending secured on dwellings (i.e. mortgages) and sterling consumer credit to UK-resident individuals, as well as all sterling lending to housing associations. In addition to data collected on the value of loans secured on residential property, this data set also includes information on the number and value of approvals for lending secured on dwellings, which are broken down by purpose of the approvals (i.e. for house purchase, remortgaging and other purposes). The consumer credit component is broken down into credit card and ‘other’ lending (covering overdrafts and other loans/advances).
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