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Write off up to 81% of your debts

We’ve helped over 185,000 people out of debt and we can help you:

  • Repayments from £110 per month
  • Stop interest and charges
  • Government legislation can help you
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May not be suitable in all circumstances. Fees and disadvantages may apply, read here.

May not be suitable in all circumstances. Fees and disadvantages may apply, read here.

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Taking care of debt is a big deal, so we've broken it down into small steps.

Step 1

Answer a few quick questions

Use our easy online questionnaire to find out how much you can write off.

Step 2

Speak to a debt specialist

Our friendly, experienced team will explain all the available options.

Step 3

Choose your plan

Select the best fit for your circumstances and lifestyle.

Help that's tailored to you.

There are loads of debt solutions out there. But to truly offer the best debt advice for your circumstances, our policy is to listen and understand your situation first. Only then will we suggest a debt solution that fits. Click on a solution to learn more.

IVA - England, Wales, NI

An individual voluntary arrangement (IVA) is a formal and legally binding agreement between you and your creditors to pay back all, or part of your debts over a period of time at an affordable rate.

Find out more

Trust Deed – Scotland

A Protected Trust Deed is a legally binding debt relief solution available to people living in Scotland with £5,000 or more of unsecured debt.

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Here’s an example of how we can help.

See how an IVA 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..

Bank Loans

£5,366.00

Gas Bills

£129

Pay Day Loan

£1,989.00

Overdraft

£1,234.68

Debt Collection Agency

£380.16

Short Term Loan

£243.88

Council Debt

£1,009.24

Credit Card

£8,433.00

Total amount owed:

£19,256.57

After an IVA

Monthly payments are based on individual financial circumstances

Example case completed in 2023. Repayment calculated using income and expenditure data. Monthly payments and write off percentages are based on individual circumstances.

They did it, and so can you.

Anyone can get into debt. But sometimes, it takes a bit of help to get out of it. That’s what we’re here for. And here are some of the people we’ve helped.

It was literally the best decision of my life, and it has actually changed my life, cheesy as that sounds, it has changed my life.

The debt write off calculator

Find out if you can write off debt you can't afford.

What is the total amount of your debt?
£10,000 or More
£6,000 - £10,000
£2,000 - £6,000
£0 - £2,000

Why are we asking this question?

When considering your debt level remember to include the following commonly missed debts: HMRC,Rent arrears, Bailiff inforcements and council Tax.

Are you including any of the following commonly missed debts (HMRC,Rent arrears, Bailiff inforcements and council Tax, overdrafts and debts you're currently paying towards)?
No
Yes
What's your employment status?
Employed
Self-Employed
Zero Hour Contract
Retired
Unemployed

Why are we asking this question?

Telling us this allows us to ensure we offer tailored support during the COVID-19 outbreak.

What's your current employment status?
Working
Furloughed
Not working
None of the above

Why are we asking this question?

Telling us this allows us to ensure we offer tailored support during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Do you work in any of the following industries?
Travel
Hospitality
Entertainment
Leisure
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Why are we asking this question?

Telling us this allows us to ensure we offer tailored support during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Are you in receipt of long-term benefits?
Yes
No

Why are we asking this question?

Telling us this allows us to ensure we offer tailored support during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Do you have a confirmed back to work date for July?
Yes
No

Why are we asking this question?

Letting us know this allows us to help you find a debt relief solution that meets your current needs.

Where do you live?
Scotland
England
Wales
Northern Ireland

Why are we asking this question?

Telling us your location allows us to offer information about the debt solutions and help available in your area.

Frequently Asked Questions

An Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) is a formal debt solution that creates a legally binding agreement between you and the people you owe money to.

You may decide to enter an IVA if you’re struggling to repay the total amount of unsecured debt you currently have but can repay some.

Yes, an IVA will have an impact on your credit rating as it will show on your credit report for six years after it has been approved.

However, it’s important to note this is the case for most debt solutions and your credit score will likely already have been affected by being in debt in the first place.

Once your IVA is complete you will be offered a fresh start to begin rebuilding your credit rating.

In most cases entering an IVA won’t affect employment. However, in certain professions, such as accountants and solicitors, having an IVA may mean that you can no longer practice or you may only be able to practice under certain conditions.

Once you enter an IVA, creditors can take no further action against you and can’t contact you directly.

An IVA can be a positive way to manage unaffordable unsecured debt and allow you to better manage your monthly finances.

In an IVA a single monthly payment is agreed with your current financial situation taken into consideration – this payment is then divided between the people you owe money to. During the course of your plan all interest and fees associated with your debts are frozen.

At the end of the IVA the remaining debts are written off.

When you’re considering entering an IVA, it’s important to be aware of the following:

  • Your credit rating will be affected.
  • If you’re a homeowner you may be required to release equity from your home towards the end of your arrangement.
  • Only the unsecured debts included in your IVA will be written off at the end of the agreement.
  • Your IVA will be recorded on a public register

This isn’t an exhaustive list of considerations to be aware of before deciding to enter an IVA. An advisor will ensure you’re aware of the advantages and disadvantages to help you make an informed decision.

We offer free debt advice tailored to your circumstances. We’ll find out more about your current financial situation and your lifestyle to advise on the best solution for you.

Although we offer advice on all debt help solutions available, we specialise in Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs).

All of our initial advice is free; however, fees will apply should you decide to enter into an arrangement.

We operate a transparent fixed fee model, which incorporates the Nominee Fee, Supervisory Fee and all costs and expenses associated with the arrangement.

Fees will be taken from your monthly payment or asset realisations paid into your arrangement.

These will be discussed by an expert advisor to make sure you are fully aware of the costs involved.