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The great wealth transfer: who stands to gain?
Under the radar Millennials are forecast to inherit a fortune but are they qualified to handle sudden riches?
By Chas Newkey-Burden, The Week UK Published
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The importance of discussing and dealing with debt
The Explainer Increasing numbers of people have 'problem debt' – but there are ways to tackle it
By Marc Shoffman, The Week UK Published
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What happens next if you receive student loan forgiveness?
the explainer Four things to be on the lookout for
By Becca Stanek, The Week US Published
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Got a raise? 5 ways to make the most of it.
The Explainer While a bump in pay might tempt you to loosen up your spending, it is better to think strategically
By Becca Stanek, The Week US Published
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3 steps to reach financial stability this year
The Explainer Work toward peace of mind by reducing stress related to money
By Becca Stanek, The Week US Published
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Should you use 'buy now, pay later'?
The Explainer Such loans 'may be encouraging younger and lower-income Americans to take on too much debt'
By Becca Stanek, The Week US Published
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US debt ceiling: will Congress deadlock be broken?
Today's Big Question Political brinkmanship between President Biden and House Republicans could spell ‘economic calamity’
By The Week Staff Published
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The great lending game: IMF vs China
feature Vulnerable countries face choice of restrictive ‘conditionalities’ or ‘debt-trap diplomacy’
By Elliott Goat Published
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Is it worth paying off a student loan early?
feature Experts say in many cases early payments won’t save you money in the long run
By The Week Staff Published
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UK credit card debt soars: a worrying new trend?
Business Briefing People borrowed £1.5bn on credit cards in February, the highest monthly amount since records began
By Chas Newkey-Burden Published
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Squid Games: the real-life crisis that inspired hit Netflix show
feature Brutal survival drama portrays fictional victims of South Korea’s soaring household debt
By The Week Staff Published
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The Week Unwrapped: Forced labour, virtual bailiffs and Cumbrian coal
podcast Are British companies doing enough about modern slavery? How can we regulate digital repossessions? And why are we still opening new coal mines?
By The Week Staff Published
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What the EU recession means for the bloc’s future
In Depth Second wave of coronavirus threatens to derail recovery plans
By Gabriel Power, The Week UK Last updated
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January debt: five tips to help make ends meet
In Depth How to cope if you’re short on money during long wait for post-Christmas payday
By The Week Staff Published
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