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At CredAbility, an Atlanta-based credit counseling agency, the average age of callers needing help has risen to 49 from 43 in recent years.

The gap has widened in the recession, during which the average age of first-time buyers getting parental assistance has stayed the same but the average age of a first-time buyer without parental help has risen from 33 to 37. "As housing wealth is passed from parents to children, inequality is compounded over the generations," he said.

First-time author Kathryn Stockett's recent book, The Help, has risen quickly through the bestseller lists despite Stockett being previously unknown and the book initially rejected by close to 50 literary agents.

A survey the association released last week showed that requests for help had risen 26percentt from a year ago.

The view that the U.S. has any obligation to help Ukraine has risen in recent months.

With Cutmore's help, Andrzej Chromik has risen to become a logistics manager at a major construction company.

Yesterday, an exclusive in The Independent on Sunday revealed that the number of children and teenagers seeking help for eating disorders has risen by 110 per cent in the past three years.

But skunk's stronger effects may put new users off: the number of Britons seeking medical help after taking pot has risen by more than half in the past ten years.

India's stock market has risen (helped by the latest round of quantitative easing in America and by the rally across Asian markets).

Peugeot's cost for the funds it uses to help consumers finance car purchases has risen since Moody's cut its credit rating on Oct. 12.

er of children and teenagers seeking help for an eating disorder has risen by 110 per cent in the past three years, according to figures given exclusively to The Independent on Sunday.