Debt Advice Topics
Bailiffs
If you’ve got bailiffs at your door, do you know your rights? Find out what they can – and can’t do, here.
Learn moreDefault Notice
A default notice might seem scary but don’t panic. Get advice on dealing with your creditors now.
Learn moreRepossession & Eviction
If your home is at risk, it’s important to act fast. Follow these steps to find out how to keep it safe.
Learn moreRent Arrears
Read our step-by-step guide to dealing with your landlord and how to prioritise your rent payments.
Learn moreMortgage Shortfalls
Your lender can still pursue you for money if your home sells for less than the mortgage on it – find out more here.
Learn morePayday Loans
Payday Loans can seem enticing, but be careful – they charge a very high rate of interest on what you borrow.
Learn moreAdministration Order
Can’t afford to pay a CCJ against you? An Administration Order can be a way to reduce your monthly payments.
Learn moreJoint & Several Liability
If you take out a loan with someone else, you’ll both be liable. But what happens if one of you can’t pay?
Learn moreStatutory Demand
Owe over £5000? You might get a Statutory Demand, but there’s a variety of ways to pay, or even challenge it, if you wish.
Learn moreCredit History & Credit Scoring
If you apply for a loan, your credit score is the first thing your lender will look at.
Learn moreBenefit Advice
When it comes to benefits, if you don’t ask you might not get. Find out what you’re entitled to (and how to get it) here.
Learn moreCouncil Tax Arrears
Council tax is a priority payment and usually has to be paid, but it can be reduced or written off in some circumstances/cases.
Learn moreOpening a new bank account
There’s a variety of important factors to consider when opening a new bank account; read about them all here.
Learn moreCounty Court Judgments (CCJ)
A County Court Judgement (CCJ) can be issued to force you to repay your debts – but there’s more than one way to respond.
Learn moreAttachment of Earnings
If you’ve received an AOE order, you’ve got 14 days to appeal. Find out what you need to do next by reading our handy guide.
Learn moreSecured Loan Arrears
Worried about your assets? Discover what your creditors can do if you fall into arrears on a secured loan – and what you can do about it.
Learn moreStatute Barred
When a debt becomes Statute Barred, it means it’s no longer enforceable via court action.
Learn moreMortgage Arrears
Falling behind on your mortgage payments? Read more about what you can do if you’re in mortgage arrears.
Learn moreTax debts to HMRC
Everybody has to pay tax. Staying on top of these payments is essential.
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