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The UK money advice charity, Credit Action have published its latest study of 'debt statistics' and this offers disturbing reading for consumer financial well-being in the UK. At the end of June 2011, public borrowing totaled £1.451 billion of which £1.241 billion was held in mortgages and secured loans but this means that average unsecured borrowing amounts to £8,064 per household. However, girls high heel for Budget Responsibility forecasts that home indebtedness will be a whopping £2.126 billion by the close of 2015. To the year ended March 2011, girls pumps in England and Wales dealt with 9,072 new financing related problems each working day, 1,577 new County Court Judgments were granted each day within the first quarter of 2011 and 331 will be declared bankrupt every day. Possibly even more worrying (which shows the borrowing spiral getting out of control) is analysis undertaken by the homelessness charity, Shelter in August 2010 which found that more than 2 million people had used a credit card to pay either the mortgage or rent. girls boots in the past many individuals who had over-extended themselves with unsecured debt had benefited from increasing property prices and were able to use this as a get out of jail free card with debt consolidation being provided by banks and building societies falling over themselves to lend to these borrowers. Mortgage providers were offering significant income multiple stretches beyond the 'norm' and would even look at borrowers with an adverse credit record. There were even lenders of last resort that would lend to settle mortgage arrears and even to stop repossession. This no holds barred lending may have been a step too far but to stave off the debt crisis waiting to happen when base rate starts to rise again, the poor credit mortgage funders need to step up to the plate and offer the increasing numbers that are not able to get a mortgage on the high street a safe havengirls on sale.