6 steps to surviving the credit crunch
Experts say the current turmoil in the financial markets could take years, not months, to unwind. Here are some straightforward steps we can all take to protect ourselves during the credit crunch.
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Banking crisis poll
- Have you noticed any signs of a recession?
- Not at all - I invested wisely and avoided debt
11% - No, but high fuel prices and mortgage payments are pinching a bit more
34% - Only in the papers - the media is scaremongering
15% - Yes - I've cut down on spending and would not consider changing jobs as a result
40%
- Not at all - I invested wisely and avoided debt
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- Sterling and shares dive on banking fears - This is Money
- Temasek worried about crisis as profit doubles - Reuters UK
- FTSE falls 1.8 percent on commodities and banks - Reuters UK
- Denmark's turn for a Northern Rock headache - Daily Telegraph
- Jobs pressure up as downturn quickens - Daily Telegraph
- Petrescu rampant amid Romanian scrum - UEFA
- Leading Article: There is no magic bullet - The Independent
- Remarks by John Lipsky, IMF's First Deputy Managing Director, at the ... - eGov Monitor