Britain’s financial optimism has plummeted, according to a recent set of figures.

GfK NOP’s latest consumer confidence index revealed a drop of five points with regard to the country’s outlook on the current monetary climate to stand at -24. Such a figure is the lowest recorded since November 1992. Furthermore the current overall level of economic optimism was shown to be down by 18 points from the same period this time last year, with decreases noted across all five of the firm’s measures which make up the index.

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How would you react if you were told that you money has been taken from you without your knowledge? Do not be surprised for it is true. 8 out of 9 individuals today do not know about unclaimed money. And I am here to help

Millions and millions of individuals are owed money but have no idea of the same. The sum owed runs into billions of dollars.

Want to know what is the truth? The money is the nation’s unclaimed money.

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A recent report has revealed that the global credit crunch, bad debt levels, and increased worry amongst UK lenders could be having an even deeper impact that originally thought. Many different areas of the finance sector have been hit by a combination of these factors, and consumers looking for anything from credit cards to mortgages have felt the pinch, as the range of products becomes smaller and lenders become less willing to take a risk. There has been an increase in the number of rejected applications for both credit cards and mortgages, and lenders have really increased stringency when it comes to offering these types of finance.

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