manage your debt with a self help

You could get yourself out of debt by simply communicating with your creditor. We can help with how to do so.
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what is self help?

Self help means contacting your creditors, explaining your situation and negotiating a way to repay your debts in a more affordable way that keeps them happy and you out trouble. For advice on how best to get yourself out of debt, contact our helpful advisors

benefits

Here’s how Self Help can help you regain financial freedom.

no fees
You do not need to pay fees to a debt solution company, meaning every penny goes directly toward repaying your debts.
you're in control
You have full control over your debts and assets, allowing you to make financial decisions that best suit your situation without relying on third parties.
track your debts
Budgeting, keeping a spending diary and keeping track of debt payment dates can be enough to keep debts on track if your debt difficulties are due to spending habits and lifestyle.
no employment hurdles
Self-help is unlikely to affect employment like some other solutions may, as long as you keep up with your repayments.
no public record
Self-help is not a matter of public record, unlike other solutions which appear in newspapers/on specific websites.
speak directly to creditors
You can negotiate directly with creditors, which may allow for more flexible repayment terms and reduced interest rates.
considerations
deal with creditors on your own
If you wish to negotiate lower monthly debt repayments, you will need to deal with your creditors yourself, which some people may find difficult.
may not be able to renegotiate
You may not be able to renegotiate your payments/reduce or stop interest and charges as much as a debt solutions company with more creditor experience may.
debts still owed
You will still need to pay all of your debts separately; most debt solutions combine these into one single monthly payment.
complex and time consuming
Managing your own debts can prove complicated and time consuming.
may affect credit rating
Failure to maintain contractual payment levels may affect your credit rating/score.

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frequently asked questions
can I get out of debt by myself?
If you have unsecured debt the creditors may be willing to negotiate with you. They might even agree to accept less than what you owe.

If you have access to a lump sum, it is possible for you to reach out to your creditors and negotiate a debt settlement directly.

Even if you’d prefer to handle your debt settlement offer yourself, it’s a good idea to at least seek debt advice before offering creditors a sum of money.
which debts should I deal with first?
You should deal with the most important debts first – these are called ‘priority debts’. Priority debts mean you could lose your home, have your energy supply cut off, lose essential goods, or go to prison if you don’t pay. They include things like:

• Rent and mortgage
• Gas and electricity
• Council tax
• Court fines
can you give me advice on managing my debt?
Yes! Reach out to us on 0161 527 7530. Our friendly team is available Monday – Thursday from 9am to 7pm, on Fridays from 9am to 6pm, and on Saturdays from 10am to 4pm.

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