End inequality

CRUSHING private debts are souldestroying, with worries gnawing away at every hour of the day, and fears of a knock on the door grinding down good people.

Shocking figures calculating that we collectively owe £96billion are the unacceptable price of desperation, inequality and an economy working against the financial interests of the majority.

With a debt equivalent to £4,164 per person, and more than 16 million people thought to have less than £100 in savings, we need a better economy where graft is rewarded properly and nobody is ripped off.

Sharing prosperity fairly will lift the curse of indebtedness.