
Financial management covers unsecured debts only.
While our advice is free, fees are payable if a debt solution is provided.
A key benefit of financial management is the ability to only repay what you can afford each month. A consequence of this is that it will take longer to repay your debts, and creditors do not have to agree to freeze interest and charges. You will receive allowances to pay secured and priority debts.
Entering into a plan means contractual payments will be missed and your debt and repayment term could increase. Your credit rating will be impaired and it may be harder to obtain credit in the medium to long term as records are retained by credit reference agencies for six years.
On receipt of your first payment we will issue you with a key features document and estimated fees schedule. If for any reason you wish to cancel we offer a seven-day cooling-off period from the date of said letter in which we offer a full refund of any fees which we have taken.
An Initial Fee is the set up cost of your plan and is equal to two months disposable income, subject to a minimum of £295 and will be retained from your initial payment(s). Whilst you pay our initial fee, monies are not distributed to your creditors and this retained payment may place you in arrears.
A Monthly Fee payable for our services will be charged thereafter, equal to 17.625% of your monthly agreed disposable income, subject to a min of £35 and a max of £100.
The Initial fee covers the work involved in setting up your plan, including:
From the third month onwards, we charge a monthly management fee. This fee covers the month-to-month running of your plan - including:
Debt: £19,139 | Was paying: £534/month | Now paying: £200/month
Client had separated from her partner and then found out she was pregnant. She was working but was still in her probation period so was not entitled to full maternity pay. Due to the two large changes in her circumstances, coupled with the increase of expense of being a single parent with a new born meant that her finances went out of control. She knows this can't continue and this is a realistic option for clearing her debts. A consolidation loan is not an option as she has nothing to secure it against and the debt is too large for an unsecured loan. Fees payable; setup fee £400, monthly management fee £35.
Debt: £14,293 | Was paying: £641/month | Now paying: £300/month
Client took credit while he was with his partner, and with both wages, they could maintain repayments. They have now separated and because the debts were taken out in just his name he has to make the repayments alone to 12 different creditors. Living just by himself, his living costs has also risen. To help make ends meet, the client started a second weekend job, but was still struggling. The client wants to repay the debts, but as things are, cannot see an end in sight. On financial management his payments are affordable and his debts are reducing every month. Fees payable; setup fee £600, monthly management fee £53.
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