Doors still opening for Intl Personal Finance

Mid-cap doorstep lending firm, International Personal Finance, posted a 4% increase in credit issued for the quarter to date and despite reduced consumer confidence, said it remains on track for the full year.

Mid-cap doorstep lending firm, International Personal Finance, posted a 4% increase in credit issued for the quarter to date and despite reduced consumer confidence, said it remains on track for the full year.

"With three important weeks of trading to complete before the year end, we remain on track to deliver a good result for 2011," IPF said in a company update.

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