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- Individual Voluntary Arrangement
- Debt Management Plan
- Debt Relief Order
- Bankruptcy
- Management Plan
- Trust Deed (Scotland)
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- Stop Interest Soaring
- Stop Crippling Charges
- Certain debts may be written off
- Lower your debt repayments
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Don’t suffer in silence
We recognise that managing debt can be a challenging and overwhelming experience. However, we also understand that it’s important to find a solution that works best for you. While some debt solutions may involve fees, we want to assure you that our conversations do not. They are confidential, and without any obligation. Our commitment is to provide you with the best possible information on your options.
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We deal with most debt types, from high-street lenders to sub-prime loans, offering tailored solutions to help you achieve financial freedom.
Debt Solution Specialists
We provide straightforward explanations of the formal debt solutions available in your part of the UK. These overviews are written in plain English, with no jargon, so you can understand what may be possible before you speak to a professional. We don’t give debt advice that’s always handled by FCA-authorised firms, but we do make sure you feel informed and prepared for that important conversation.
Individual Voluntary Arrangement
An Individual Voluntary Arrangement, or IVA, is a formal arrangement to make an affordable payment over a fixed period
Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy is a formal debt solution for those who have an amount of debt which they cannot repay. In a bankruptcy, most debt types are written off.
Debt Relief Order
A Debt Relief Order is a way to have unmanageable debt written off if you have relatively low income and few assets.
Debt Management Plan
A Debt Management Plan, or DMP, is an informal agreement between you and your unsecured creditors to pay back non-priority debts, reducing your monthly debt payments to a single affordable amount each month.
Protected Trust Deed
A PTD is a formal solution available in Scotland for individuals who owe more than £5000. It is a legally binding agreement between you and your creditors that allows you to repay what you can afford, and the remainder of your debt is written off once the agreement is completed.
Sequestration
Sequestration, commonly known as bankruptcy in Scotland, is a legal process that can help individuals who cannot repay their debts to write off most of the debts, giving them a fresh start.
Minimal Asset Process
MAP is a simplifies form of bankruptcy designed people with low income with minimal assets. It is a cost-effective and straightforward procedure aimed at providing financial relief to those who qualify.
Debt Arrangement Scheme
The DAS is a formal solution available in Scotland. It allows you to repay your debts in affordable monthly instalments based on your financial situation. During this period your creditors cannot take legal action against you.
Debt Management Plan
A Debt Management Plan, or DMP, is an informal agreement between you and your unsecured creditors to pay back non-priority debts, reducing your monthly debt payments to a single affordable amount each month.
Self Help or Free Sector
Dealing with your debts yourself by either using budgeting tools or contacting your creditors directly if needed
Equity Release (Homeowner)
Releasing equity in your property, whether via a remortgage or secured loan, to pay off debt involves you replacing, or extending, your existing mortgage, or taking out a loan against your property in order to borrow money.
Debt Management Plan
A Debt Management Plan, or DMP, is an informal agreement between you and your unsecured creditors to pay back non-priority debts, reducing your monthly debt payments to a single affordable amount each month.
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- Stop Interest Soaring
- Stop Crippling Charges
- Certain debts may be written off
- Lower your debt repayments
To find out more about managing your money, visit Money Helper.
Frequently Asked Questions
We provide a secure way for you to share your financial information and supporting documents. We use this to prepare a case file, which is then passed to an FCA-authorised debt advisor who can explain your formal options. We do not give debt advice ourselves.
No. We are not authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority to provide debt advice. Our role is to help you gather and organise your information, then connect you with a qualified advisor who can discuss your options.
Depending on your location and situation, an FCA-authorised advisor may explain solutions such as an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA), Trust Deed, Debt Management Plan (DMP), Debt Relief Order (DRO), or Bankruptcy. We will not recommend any particular solution. The decision is yours and the advisor’s.
Yes. All data is transmitted over secure encrypted connections (HTTPS) and stored on UK-based servers with encryption at rest. We comply with UK GDPR and are registered with the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).
We will only share your information with the FCA-authorised firm we refer you to, and only after you have given your consent. We do not sell or pass your details to unrelated third parties.
You may be asked for recent bank statements, payslips or benefit award letters, creditor statements, and identification (passport or driving licence). These help the advisor assess your situation accurately.
No. you can select “Not sure yet” in our process. You can review factual information on each option, but the advisor will help you understand the pros and cons before you decide.
Once you’ve submitted your information, an FCA-authorised advisor will usually contact you within one working day to discuss your options.
No. Our information-gathering and referral service is free to you. If you proceed with a debt solution, any costs will be explained by the FCA-authorised firm before you commit.
Yes. You have the right to request deletion of your personal data at any time. If you haven’t yet spoken to an advisor, we will securely delete your case file and documents upon request.