The credit crunch is becoming a pressing issue not just in the UK but globally, and this article seeks to shed a little light on what it actually is and the impact it has on every one of us. Although this article is directed at the UK market, we are becoming more and more a global economy, and it helps to know what the credit crunch means to all of us as borrowers.
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