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Write off up to
70% of your debts*
We’ve helped over 45,000 people cut the debt using government legislation.
We’ve helped over 45,000 people cut the debt using government legislation.
- One affordable monthly payment
- Reduce pressure from creditors
- Freeze interest and charges
One affordable monthly payment
Freeze interest and charges
Stop pressure from creditors
3 steps to deal with your debt
1. Answer a few quick questions
Use our online questionnaire to find out how much you can write off
2. Speak to a debt specialist
Our friendly, experienced team will explain all the available options
3. Choose your Plan
Select the option that’s the best fit for your lifestyle.
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How does it work?
Find out more about how government legislated debt solutions can write off the debts you can’t afford.
Trust Deed
- Turns all your debts into a single monthly payment
- Freezes interest and charges on what you owe
- Offers legal protection from creditors
- Can affect credit rating
- May limit financial freedom during the arrangement
Debt Arrangement Scheme (DAS)
- Turns all your debts into a single monthly payment
- Freezes interest and charges on what you owe
- Offers legal protection from creditors
- Lasts as long as it takes you to repay your debt
- Requires you to repay your debt in full
Here’s an example of how we can help.
See how a Trust Deed could help you with this simple example to consolidate all unsecured debts into one smaller monthly payment and write off unaffordable debt.
Let's say you owe...
Credit Card
£2,664.00
Bank Loan
£13,420.00
Collection Agency
£4,715.00
Payday Loan
£1,152.67
Rent Arrears
£477.00
Council Tax
£279.04
Total amount owed:
£22,707.91
Example case completed in 2023. Repayment calculated using income and expenditure data. Monthly payments and write off percentages are based on individual circumstances.
After a Trust Deed
Monthly payments are based on individual financial circumstances
