It's been a mixed bag in the world of debt management this week, so let's look at a few of the stories that have made the news.

HMRC are now going to use private debt collectors to collect up to £140m of tax that is owed to them.

Whilst the Revenue states that the move will give them "vital additional capacity", Atlantic Financial Management’s Kevin Still calls the move "potentially worrying if HMRC don't provide enough account history to do the job properly".

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There looks to be a cut in housing benefits, which could lead to more people seeking debt management ...

It might be sunny outside, but the debt outlook remains gloomy as summer brings with it a host of de ...

In the news this week, new research from Moneysupermarket.com revealed that two in three (66 per cen ...

As the Bank of England leaves the interest rate at 0.5 per cent for the 16th consecutive month, let' ...

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