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Debt Talk: UK waters & our bills

  Thames Water considered a rise of 40% whilst its parent company is on the verge of liquidation. Southern Water requested Ofwat last October to increase its bill to consumers by 66% on top of the rise in inflation. In this month's Debt Talk podcast, Ripon Ray explored 'UK waters & our bills’. Eugenio Vaccari - Senior Lecturer from Royal Holloway, University of London , who researches sustainable restructuring procedures, explored the legal framework in which Thames Water and its parent company work and the potential challenges faced from the perspective of shareholders, government and sustainability of the water companies for the public interest. Andrew White - Senior leader for Social Policy of the C onsumer Council for Water which represents the interest of consumers in the water sector explained the impact of the rise in cost for vulnerable communities and explained that there is a genuine need to have a social tariff to support struggling consumers. He a...

Monthly Debt News (July 2023)

(July 2023) Monthly Debt News looks at debts and the causes of debts in Britain from various sources selected for professionals to make the debt sector simple. This month’s Debt News includes: Debt collectors illicitly obtained French citizens data -  Ofgem brings measures for debt recovery - UK household pay down  mortgage and use savings - FCA introduced mortgage breathing space - UK Govt renationalising Thames Water.  Finally, bite-size stats on student loans, universal credit fraud, financial exclusion and renters in poverty. ---------------- Debt collector of UK fines ‘illicitly’ got data of drivers in France That is the claim of 102 plaintiffs who have filed a complaint over fines relating to low-emission zones in London  More here:  link   ---------------- Ofgem proposes £13 allowance in PPM price cap for energy suppliers The measure is part of Ofgem’s new plan to protect PPM customers and help energy suppliers recover bad debts. Energy regulato...