70% of Britons are drowning in debt

A new study suggests that Britain faces a ticking time bomb of debt, and became 70% of its citizens now mired in debt to banks and credit cards.

The study, published in the 'Daily Express' on Thursday that the British half of the households worsened debt over the past year, whereas the religion of everyone this year at 325 pounds compared to what it was in the festival last Christmas.

She said that 30% of Britons are ignoring the problem of debt and postpone dealingwith it, but they start worrying about their debts when their size exceeds £ 2000.

The study added that one in every eight Britons went to the gambling of trying to find away out of debt, while 5% had access to the British interest loans of up to 4000%.

He held 30% of Britons exacerbate the problem of their debts to the high cost of living and energy bills and fuel, which has made British households currently facing the biggest crisis in its income for more than 80 years.

Energy prices have increased by 24% last year, while the price of gasoline and dieselby 15%.

Source: Jerusalem Arab