Will Christmas break the bank?

Consumers will find it increasingly difficult to borrow money in the lead-up to Christmas because of the global credit crunch, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers. With the average Briton already £33,000 in debt, will the rising cost of Christmas break the bank this year?

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steve from northampton says:

Jul 15, 09:40

Christmas with presents is cancelled
might give heating vouchers instead and petrol vouchers?

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Steve from kent says:

Jul 14, 21:42

why are you talking about christmas in the middle of july?

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Vickie from Hartlepool says:

Jul 13, 20:04

We live in The North east the tories crucified us & our kids still had a good christmas.We bought some thing each week with cash not a plastic card.

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confused from euro-dump zone 5 says:

Jul 9, 18:52

I thought christmas was banned in this god forsaken hell hole of a country...?

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k from b says:

Jul 9, 17:41

simovee you are rite,oops posted on wrong board

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