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Cut NHS costs to pay off debt, IMF warns Britain.

Politics: Brown's debt promise

BELEAGUERED Gordon Brown today pledges to cut broke Britain’s debt in half by…

Credit Counseling Debt Relief – Info Barrel

Debt is often a very tricky thing to manage for most people. On one hand, debt is a good thing because it can allow you to leverage yourself financially, which in turn allows you to earn higher returns. On the other hand though, …

Global credit agency warns Treasury on debt (AFP via Yahoo! News)

Global credit ratings agency Fitch on Thursday warned the Treasury over the state of the economy, saying it could endanger Britain’s creditworthiness if public debt is not brought down.

Global ratings agency warns top economies on debt (AFP via Yahoo! News)

Global ratings agency Fitch on Thursday warned top economies including the United States, Britain, France, Germany and Spain could endanger their creditworthiness if they do not bring down public debt.

No Money For High Schools’ Consolidation (Bristol Herald Courier)

In a split vote Wednesday, the Wise County Board of Supervisors killed a proposal to commit money to the consolidation of six high schools into three new ones.

Allegheny Energy unit to issue $600M in debt (San Francisco Chronicle)

Allegheny Energy, a utility, said Wednesday that a subsidiary will issue $600 million aggregate principal amount of senior unsecured notes. The issuance includes $350 million of 5.75 percent notes due 2019 and $250 million of 6.75 percent notes due 2039. The… Sponsored Topics: Unsecured loan – Debt – Allegheny Energy – Business – Debt consolidation

Reduce public debt, Britain warned (Channel 4)

A “credible plan” must be set out by the Government for reducing public debt more quickly than currently planned when Britain starts to emerge from the recession, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said.

How Latvia's debt problems mean a crisis for us all – MoneyWeek

Latvia is the first EU country to face going bust. David Stevenson explains why there are very good reasons for investors in Britain to be worried, and what you can do to protect yourself.

Tories crow but they are dithering on debt (Times Online)

It’s the little things that get to people. While Britain sinks still further below the mountainous waves of public-sector debt, the entire nation seems enraged by the £1,645 charged to us by a Tory MP for a “floating duck island” in a garden pond.