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Our blog covers the latest news at PayPlan, tips to help you save money, our latest press releases, expert insight and everything in between.
Our blog covers the latest news at PayPlan, tips to help you save money, our latest press releases, expert insight and everything in between.
An Attachment of Earnings (or AOE) is where your creditor applies through the court to be paid directly from your wages in order to guarantee their money. If the AOE is granted then your employer will be notified and each…
A CCJ is where the creditor or claimant attempts to reclaim the money that is owed to them by going through the County Courts.
People often get very worried if they receive a default notice through the door. Today I want to go through what they are and what you need to do so hopefully you needn't worry in the future.
For todays instalment I am going to be talking about bankruptcy. I want to continue on with the journey of making everyone savvy with all issues relating to debt and getting out of it. Bankruptcy is usually thought of as…
Good afternoon bloggers. Now you know who I am, I want to share with you what I do and all that I know. I want to start with the basics so today I will be sharing with you what a…
Can you cut your bills? The following bill cutting tips could help you save money on your monthly outgoings. Click here for further budgeting advice 1. Cut your TV package Ask yourself this question; do you really watch all the…
Low-income? (Information on this page is taken from Direct.gov.uk) If you’re on a low income and need help with certain important costs, you may be able to get an interest-free Budgeting Loan from the Social Fund that you pay back.…
£¼ billion bill to consumers in 2010 New research published today says that consumers will be hit with a bill of over £¼ billion in 2010 in set up and management fees to ‘debt management plan’ (DMP) providers despite the…
04 January 2010 Are you struggling to manage your bills at the beginning of what could be a tough year? If so, understanding, prioritising and managing your monthly costs and debts could give you a financial head-start in 2010.
Five Money Saving Tips Many of us have noticed the recent rise yet again in fuel prices at the pump, which, according to the AA, are now at their highest in 2009. Now is therefore a good a time as…
The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) is warning consumers not to be taken in by businesses claiming to help them become debt free by ‘buying’ or ‘selling on’ their debts. Consumer Liable Even If Debt Is ‘Sold’ Online advertising has…
Tuesday 21st April 2009 saw the launch of a new government backed initiative that is intended to provide greater assurance to homeowners that they will be able to remain in their homes
07 November 2008 - Payplan Media Release Payplan clients are £650 per month short of their financial commitments, and many put off getting debt help for far too long. Following today's Insolvency Figures, Payplan predicts 2009 will force many people…
Fuel Bill Help Urgently Needed Due to Gas/Electricity Bills Rise Government help for fuel bills has been demanded by consumer groups and charities following yet further announcements from two more leading energy providers explaining the increase in fuel prices for their…
Update: a new version of this blog is now available by clicking here I want to go bankrupt but I can’t afford the fees and so I’ll end up paying my debts for the rest of my life. How can…
Debt Question Of The WeekI have been trying to open a new cash card account at the bank but they keep telling me I can’t have a basic bank account and that I must apply for a current one. Do…
Unscrupulous IVA Advice As the ‘credit crunch’ begins to bite and traditional avenues to additional credit are closing off or becoming cost-prohibitive to many, unscrupulous up front fee charging IVA providers are circling to make sure they get their share…