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If you are having difficulties making your monthly loan payments
then contact your lender(s) as soon as possible. The sooner you
contact them the sooner you will be able to get the situation
sorted out and the more helpful they will be. Once contacted,
your lender may permit you to make underpayments until your financial
position improves. Again this will depend on the lender.
If you would like to Consolidate your debt the try our debt
consolidation service
There are also free organisations that are able to offer advice
and guidance if you are having debt
problems, such as the Citizens' Advice Bureau. Click
here to find their phone number. Give them a call and get
hold of a copy of their booklet on dealing with debt,
and where possible ask to speak to someone in person.
They will also ask you the right questions to make sure you are
collecting any benefits you are entitled to and will help you
compose letters to your creditors. And, if you find yourself,
stuck some will even go with you to any court hearings you may
be facing.
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Similar help is also available from.
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The CCCS can send self-help packs, arrange counselling sessions
over the phone, or face-to-face in certain areas, and negotiate
with creditors on your behalf.
One of these organisations should be able to help you with a strategy
on the best way to move forward and solve the problem.
Whatever approach you take to tackle your debt problem, the most
important and most effective thing you can do is to take action
straight away. The longer you wait before taking control, the
worse the problem will become.
Check our helpful tips
page for more information.
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