Find out if you are eligible for help with your debt.
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How much debt do you have?
Less than £1,000
£1,000-£5,000
£5,000-£10,000
more than £10,000
Are You Looking For A Fresh Start With Your Finances?
Depending on your circumstances, you may meet the criteria for reduced monthly payments, interest being frozen or debt being written-off completely. Our advisors are here to listen and help you understand the options available based on your individual circumstances and see if there's a better solution to help clear your debts.
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It's our job to help with your debt
Here's what we can help you with:
Benefit overpayments
HMRC Debt
Credit Cards
Council tax Arrears
Loans & Overdrafts
Catalogue & Store cards
Court Judgements
Rent, Gas & Electricity Arrears
payday loans
Buy now pay later credit
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Do I Qualify To Write Off Debt?
At Consumer Debt Help, our goal is to help you get back in control of your finances. We work with regulated solutions and can look at whether you qualify for help with your debts. These solutions are designed for people struggling with their finances to take back control. So, complete the contact form above to check your initial eligibility and look at starting to manage your debts.
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Escape The Endless Cycle Of Debt Payments.
At Consumer Debt Help, we understand the difficulty of feeling like you’re in a debt spiral and appreciate it can get out of control so quickly. Once you fall behind, it can feel almost impossible to catch up and make a dent in the balances, especially with all the interest that many creditors charge. We work with solutions that are designed to help you get a fresh start and clear the debts once and for all. It is our job to see if you qualify, explain your options and help you regain control of your finances.
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Signs That You May Be Eligible For Help With Your Debts:
Are you paying out more than you can afford?
Does the end of the month feel like a struggle once all the bills have been paid?
Are your outgoings more than what’s coming in?
Are you paying high amounts of interest and not seeing your debt balances go down?
Are you having to use continual borrowing?
Are your creditors starting to threaten you with bailiffs or penalties?
Do you have a CCJ?
Are you tempted to take out more credit to clear debts?