Debt £82,550k
A Client was struggling to repay monthly contributions to creditors of £2,875 per month. Upon entering an Debt Advice we reduced this payment to £755...
Choose an option below to find out about our debt solutions. If you want to know more, give us a call or arrange a consultation. We offer total confidentiality.
Do you need help with your debts? If so, then an IVA might be the right choice for you. An Individual voluntary arrangement, or IVA, allows you (and/or your partner) an alternative to bankruptcy by coming to an agreement with your creditors to pay off a percentage of your debts over a given period
If you are really struggling, perhaps an IVA is the perfect decision for you.
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If you are struggling with a lot of debt, but feel you may not qualify for an Debt Advice, then perhaps a Debt Management Plan is the right choice for you.
A Debt Management Plan is an informal arrangement between you and your creditors whereby you agree to make a payment every month to them. Would you like to know more about DMP's? read more...
If you have many different types of debt, and you are paying out lots of different bills every month, it might benefit you more to consolidate your debts into one monthly payment.
The idea behind debt consolidation is that you use a loan to pay off all your debts and are left with one monthly payment. If you are trying to balance lots of debts, perhaps this the solution for you. read more...
Re-mortgages can be the easiest way of getting your hands on some money to cover your debts.
Many thousands of people re-mortgage to raise cash every year. The process is also known as ‘releasing equity’ from your property. Do you have equity on your property. Perhaps a re-mortgage is the right idea for you. read more...
If none of the options above are suitable for you, you could be left with the alternative of Bankruptcy.
Bankruptcy is a way of legally declaring your inability to pay your creditors. You can petition for your own bankruptcy or a creditor who you owe more than £750 can petition for your bankruptcy. Click 'read more' to find out more about Bankruptcy. read more...
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For 75 years now we have been helping people to regain control of their finances. We specialise in Insolvency and over the years we have helped thousands of people to find solutions to their debt problems. We are one of the longest established and certainly most professional and ethical firms in the industry. We primarily deal with Debt Advices and have a proven track record of high Debt Advice acceptance by creditors. We are however happy to advise on any debt solution.
Our company has noticed the growth in debt problems throughout Hertfordshire. We aim to help people in Hertfordshire and in its regions (cheshunt, chorleywood, hatfield, watford, amesham, bedford, chesham, dunstable).
With this site our aim is to help people with debt problems and to help them avoid bankruptcy.
We will always ensure that we advise you of your best solution and we do not charge you for any of the advice we offer.
We do not operate in a call centre environment so you will not be kept waiting in a long queue of calls and all of our staff are highly trained and experienced to answer any questions you may have.
We understand how stressful a debt problem can be. We know what a strain it can be for you personally and for your family. We are not here to judge you; we are just here to help you. To find out how we can help you regain control of your finances before matters are taken out of your hands simply get in touch. You can
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