The United Kingdom has the worst personal debt problem in Europe, about one third of the total number of European debt, but in recent years the continent is catching up. One possible reason for this is historically inherited British attitudes towards home ownership, "Englishman's home is his castle." The home-ownership in England is now less than 70%. Traditionally, Europeans have less of a fixation on ownership and more relaxed attitude towards rent. This means that they are generally smaller and less debt pressure to find ways to effectively manage their debt. The end result is that they and their relations are under less stress as a direct consequence of which led to a large extent happier life.
In the United Kingdom, we also suffer the highest level of family breakdown, and these figures are clearly correlated. Many couples admit that the issue of debt is the one who dominates their relationship with a partner in 1 of 5 relations with fears to speak with your partner. This figure in the United Kingdom are currently 1.9million lone parents - up to 15% over a decade ago - and 70% of young offenders were from broken families, it is unrealistic to assume that our refusal to meet our debt ghost Head-on costs for both our families and our lives of public services in the long term.
The problem of debt management is a universal one overlapping, sometimes greater social divide. For high-income to middle-class to low-income families, all of the affected debt. There is no doubt, though the effects that take families with low incomes the hardest. Many of the lowest incomes are forced into sub-major lending and higher interest rates, which are often characterized. This exacerbates the situation and serve only to make money even tighter, making more arguments, the larger the family strife and other disorders.
All this makes grim reading, but it's not too late to combat it. Dealing with debt, sometimes it seems impossible, so we afford to slip further into the swamp. Brushing them under the carpet, as we have seen, it is not possible, and because we are lucky, we must now take steps to effectively manage our debt. In short, our bad debt management to hurt us financially, socially and emotionally, and this is one of the most important social issue for the United Kingdom


