March 23, 2021

Dealing With Debt Problems During Covid-19

There is continuous lock down in most of the part of United Kingdom. This blog looks at what support is available during these difficult times. There are over four million payment breaks provided by lenders for mortgage and loans. These supports are coming to an end.…

How to Manage debts of someone who has died

It can be challenging to manage debt of someone who has died in your family or close relative who has passed away as you would probably need to go through lots of paper work. You can also seek help from a debt advice service if…

Overdraft -How to avoid fee and clear your debt

Overdraft -How to avoid fee and clear your debt An overdraft account will certainly permit you to borrow money with your current account. Usually there is a fee to use overdraft facility. You could request from your bank or your current account may automatically offer…

Changes to UK Benefit System –Claim your Benefits

Due to change in UK Benefit system, are you struggling to pay your household bill and worried about managing on less money? It becomes essential to review your monthly financial statement to understand your income and expenditure and if there is, any disposable income left.…

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UK Benefit and Tax Credit Income – How to apply

UK Benefit The extra UK Benefit you might be able to claim could make a big difference to your current financial position and the debt solutions we can offer you to resolve your debt problems. The important point to bear in mind is that Benefits…

Brexit and Financial Services UK

Brexit no deal What would a “No deal Brexit” mean for your debt and money? Brexit makes us smaller than what we are in many ways, in trade, and business, and in insolvency and the ability to chase and collect debts. What is a “No…

HMRC PAYE Tax Arrears –Debt Management

If you have outstanding HMRC debts, whether it is Income Tax Obligation (PAYE), NI or VAT debts, you must deal with them as soon as possible. These are classed as concerned financial obligations (Priority debt). The repercussions of not paying them can be extremely serious…

Debt Management Plan for Company directors

Debt Management for Company Directors A basic principle of a limited company is that the Directors are not responsible for the company debts. However, in small to medium sized companies it may not be that easy to keep your business debt and personal debt liability…

HMRC Tax Debt Advice – Time to Pay Debt Solution

HMRC Tax debt Overview HMRC tax should normally be paid when it falls due as it is due to be paid by 31 January and 31 July each year to avoid penalties. If you can’t afford to pay your HMRC tax bill in full and…

Debt Management Plans (DMP) – Types and FAQ

Debt Management Plans Debt Management Plans (DMP) – Types and FAQ If you’re struggling to meet regular repayments on your credit commitments, especially on credit cards, personal loans, store cards or any other unsecured borrowings, a debt management plan (DMP) can take your debt burden…

Interest only mortgage approaching maturity- Debt Worries and Solutions

Interest only mortgage With an interest only mortgage, you only pay the interest during the mortgage term and then repay the full amount you borrowed when it matures. If you’ve got an interest only mortgage urgently check you will be able to pay the balance…