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Brits spent £354bn on plastic cards in 2007...

UK consumers spent £354 billion on their debit and credit cards last year, up from £321 billion in 2006, according to new research.

A study by UK payments association Apacs found that debit cards accounted for 62 per cent of all plastic card purchases.

Sandra Quinn, a director at Apacs, said debit cards have increasingly become the first choice for consumers in recent years.

"Debit cards have even gained ground in areas where credit cards have traditionally had a firm hold - particularly on the internet," she added.

The £354 billion spent on plastic cards last year accounted for a third of overall consumer spending, with the remaining £771 billion made up of cash, cheques and automated payments.

Consumers who need to top up their debit card accounts in order to pay for a new car, a holiday or other expensive outgoing, could consider taking out a personal loan.

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