Britons carrying debt problems in 2011 may be interested to hear about the latest debt advice when it comes to managing the repayments on credit cards.

Consumers up and down the UK that have credit cards are being encouraged to set up a direct debit to their account in order to ensure late payments don’t happen.

Michelle Whiteman is a spokesperson for The UK Cards Association.

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