Bad Credit
Cant pay bills?
In Arrears?
Got poor credit?
Finances getting out of Control?
Borrow from one for the other?
Under Creditor pressure?

If you've been refused a loan or credit, or you're worried that you might be, you can check the information that's kept about you. Even if you've been refused credit you can get help with this or simply assistance on planning your way out of debt

Remember:
When you apply for a loan or credit, lenders want to know that you're going to be able to repay any money they lend you.  
Bear in mind that each application will be noted on your ‘credit file' kept by credit reference agencies. Too many refused applications will have a negative effect on your credit history.
The Data Protection Act 1998 gives you the right to have information on your credit file corrected or removed if it's wrong (but not just because you don't like it).
Avoid over-commitment

First Steps:
Establishing priorities, setting a personal budget, talking to the FSN and get impartial and independent support
Understand The Financial Support Network may support you to get out of debt by coming to arrangements with creditors
Know that smaller but regular payments are preferable to unrealistic offers, which you cannot sustain
Work with the Financial Support Network to manage, control then free yourself of the debt
 
"By moving ahead together, we can offer you the helping hand you need today."
 
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Don't Forget: By acting NOW you can stop the problem growing and start your recovery today

   

 
 

 
 
Think carefully before securing other debts against your home. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up repayments on your mortgage or any other debt secured on it. Adding existing debt to your mortgage will increase both the repayment term and the overall cost.