Customer services leader Stuart Hicks is drowning in £20k of debt thanks to his love of labels and pricey penchant for rare Japanese robots.

Image obsessed Matthew Vokes is addicted to looking good. His spender's stash includes sixteen shelves of luxury beauty products, wardrobes full of unworn designer clothes and a garage full of unused sports equipment. It's this outrageous shopping habit that's left him facing a spiraling debt of £55,000. And, if he continues living a lifestyle he can't afford, he faces losing his home and everything in it.

Single mum Lorna Summers is a thrift shopper with a deluxe debt of £39,000. Lorna simply can't say no to a bargain. Whether it's for herself, her two kids or ten dogs, Lorna cruises car boot sales, discount stores and charity shops in search of the ultimate deal. Her colossal clothing and the accessory collection includes 250 pairs of boots and shoes and threatens to take over her five-story Kent home.

23-year-old West Midlands lass Roxanne Russell spends her life emulating Hollywood royalty. In her eyes, she's Mischa, Bilson and Ritchie rolled into one but in the not-so-glam reality, Roxanne earns just £12,000 a year as a local council receptionist.

Psychological coach Benjamin Fry and Lifestyle expert Jay Hunt help 27-year-old Miriam Isherwood with the serious shopping addiction that's landed her in debt to the tune of £36,000.

32-year-old Essex girl Shannon Chapman lives for the high-life. But an ever-increasing mountain of debt is beginning to get her down. As a receptionist for a city investment bank, Shannon's £22,000 a year salary comes nowhere near fuelling her expensive tastes in clothes, champagne, and glamourous nights out.