We give you clear, honest advice on how to deal with your debts — and help you find a way forward that fits your income and your life. No judgment. No pressure. Just real support from qualified advisers who are on your side.
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Debt can affect anyone. It doesn't matter how it started — a job loss, a relationship breakdown, rising bills, or simply borrowing a little too much over time. What matters is getting the right help before things get harder. Since 2015, we've helped more than 20,000 people across the UK find a way out of debt. Our advisers take time to understand your full situation before recommending anything — no script, no hard sell, and no pressure. Everything we do is free at the point of contact, and every adviser is fully qualified.
To give everyone in the UK access to free, honest debt advice — and to make the path to becoming debt-free as clear and straightforward as possible.
A UK where no one has to face financial difficulty alone. Where the right help is always within reach, and where debt is something that can be resolved — not something you simply have to live with.
There's no single answer that works for everyone in debt. What works for you depends on how much you owe, what you earn, and what your life looks like right now. Our advisers cover every option — and they'll help you find the one that fits.
An IVA is a legally binding agreement between you and your creditors, supervised by a licensed Insolvency Practitioner. You make one affordable monthly payment — typically over 5 years — and any remaining debt is legally written off at the end.
DMP — Available UK-Wide
A DMP is an informal arrangement where you make one reduced monthly payment to a debt management company, which distributes funds to your creditors. It's not legally binding, but most creditors cooperate and may freeze interest and charges.
England, Wales & Northern Ireland
Bankruptcy is a formal insolvency process suitable for people who cannot repay their debts and have few assets. Most debts are written off after typically 12 months. It is not the end — many people rebuild financially within a few years.
DRO — England, Wales & Northern Ireland
A DRO is a low-cost formal insolvency option for people with low income, minimal assets, and debts under a set threshold. After 12 months, qualifying debts are written off. It must be applied for through an authorised debt adviser — you cannot apply directly.
PTD — Scotland Only
A Protected Trust Deed is Scotland's equivalent to an IVA. A trustee manages the process, you make reduced monthly payments for typically 4 years, and remaining unsecured debts are written off. Creditors are legally prevented from taking further action.
Scottish Bankruptcy — Scotland Only
Sequestration is the Scottish equivalent of bankruptcy. It is a formal legal process that can write off most unsecured debts. There are several routes, including the Minimal Assets Process (MAP) if you have low income and few assets.
Getting started is simpler than you might think. Here's what the process looks like from your first call to your final payment.
Get in touch in whatever way suits you — phone, online, or chat. One of our advisers will ask you some straightforward questions about your debts, your income, and your outgoings. There's nothing to prepare. Just talk to us honestly and we'll take it from there.
Once we have a clear picture of your situation, your adviser will explain every option available to you in plain English — what each one means, how it works, and what the pros and cons are. No jargon. No pressure to choose anything on the spot.
When you've chosen the right path forward, we'll put together a personalised plan built around what you can afford. If your solution involves working with your creditors directly, we'll handle that side of things for you.
We stay with you from the first conversation to the last payment. If anything changes along the way — your income, your outgoings, your circumstances — we'll adjust your plan to keep things on track.
Debt rarely gets easier on its own. Interest builds up, missed payments pile up, and the stress of it all can affect your health, your relationships, and your ability to work. Getting advice early — before things reach a crisis point — makes every part of the process simpler.
Most people tell us they feel better after their very first call — even before anything has been formally agreed. Having a clear plan removes a lot of the anxiety that comes with uncertainty.
Instead of managing multiple payments, multiple due dates, and multiple creditors, you'll have one clear plan to follow. That simplicity makes a real difference.
The budgeting and money management skills you develop through this process don't disappear when your debts are paid. Our clients leave better equipped to handle their finances than when they started.
Understanding your finances — really understanding them — changes how you feel about money. Fear and avoidance get replaced by clarity and control. That shift is one of the most powerful parts of the whole process.
Day 1
Mark got in touch after months of ignoring letters from creditors. He had £14,000 spread across three credit cards and hadn't been able to meet minimum payments for two months. He felt embarrassed and didn't know where to start.
Week 1
After a free, confidential call, Mark's full financial picture was reviewed. A personalised repayment plan was agreed — one single monthly payment he could comfortably afford, with creditor interest frozen across all three accounts.
Month 6
£3,200 cleared. All interest frozen. Mark described his situation as "completely transformed" — the constant stress of unopened letters and missed payments had gone.
Month 36
Final payment made. £14,000 cleared in full. Mark is now putting £400 a month into savings — something he couldn't have imagined when he first picked up the phone.
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Find answers to the questions we hear most often about debt relief, loans, and financial recovery.
A Debt Management Plan — or DMP — is an informal arrangement where you make one affordable monthly payment to a debt adviser, who then shares it between your creditors. It's not a formal legal solution, which means it's flexible and can be adjusted if your circumstances change. Many creditors agree to freeze interest and charges as part of a DMP, which can reduce the total amount you repay significantly.
Entering into a formal debt solution will usually be noted on your credit file. But for most people who are already missing payments or carrying high balances, the short-term impact is far outweighed by the benefit of becoming debt-free. Your adviser will always explain what any solution means for your credit file before you agree to anything.
Yes. Our initial advice and guidance are completely free. We will always explain clearly — before you make any decision — whether any charges apply to a specific solution. You will never be surprised by hidden costs.
There's no shortcut here — it genuinely depends on your full situation. Your total debt, your income, your assets, and your long-term goals all play a role. Our advisers take time to understand all of this before making any recommendation. We'll always explain our reasoning clearly so you can make an informed decision.
It depends on how much you owe and how much you can afford to repay each month. A Debt Management Plan typically runs for three to seven years. Other formal solutions have fixed timelines. Whatever your path looks like, your adviser will give you a realistic estimate from the outset — so you always know what you're working toward.
Contact us as soon as possible. Our advisers can review your plan and adjust it to reflect a change in your circumstances. Missing a payment doesn't have to derail your plan — but the sooner you let us know, the more we can do to help.
Yes. We regularly support self-employed people, contractors, and those on variable or irregular incomes. We know that a standard monthly budget doesn't always work for everyone — so we build plans that account for income that fluctuates. Being self-employed doesn't limit your options.
It's never too late to get help. We work with people at every stage of financial difficulty — from those who are just starting to struggle, to those who have already received county court judgements or been contacted by debt collectors. Whatever your situation, there are options available to you.
Our friendly advisers are ready to help you navigate any aspect of your financial situation. Get in touch today — it's completely free and confidential.
Speak to an AdviserYou don't need to know which solution you want, or have all your paperwork ready. All you need to do is get in touch — and we'll guide you through the rest. The first conversation is free, confidential, and without obligation. Most people say it was the best thing they did.