Archive for the 'Debt Advice' Category
With the food and petrol prices constantly rising in the face of the global financial crisis, cutting unnecessary spending and saving money is of ever increasing importance. By cutting out some luxuries from our lives we can avoid debt and save money.
When shopping, keep a look out for special offers, sometimes you can even pick [...]
Living under the weight of debt is hard.So first we need to start savings in various ways. Living under the weight of debt when concealing it from your partner is hellish, and that applies whether you are hiding all the debt from them or merely reducing it to a size which will make their consumption of it [...]
I have lied to my partner about the level of debt I had. Although it wasn’t a lot, I had money on credit cards that I wasn’t paying off. I could meet the minimum repayments, and a little bit more, but at that rate the card was going to take years to be paid off.
My [...]
Debt has had a stigma of shame attached to it for many years but more and more people are finding themselves in some form of debt at one time or another.
This can be very stressful for some people so telling the people who need to know is vital. This includes your credit lenders if you [...]
Get debt advice now. Anyone who has serious debts that are unsecured should really get some professional help and advice before risking a bankruptcy. An IVA can be a good solution. Ideally this should be from an organisation such as the Citizen’s Advice Bureau or the Debt Helpline, which offer impartial advice on managing finances [...]
It is so easy to get into debt, but not as easy to get out of debt. The first thing you need to do is set a realistic household budget.
List all things you have to spend money on i.e. gas, electric, mortgage, then list all the things you want to spend money on. The [...]
My experience of an IVA? No personal experience, thank Heavens. But I have more knowledge than the average person as I used to run a charity which gives debt advice.
You do NOT need to go to a commercial company to set up an IVA. If you have debt problems, you can either go to your [...]
|