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This guide explains which debts to pay first, why it matters, and what happens if you don’t. What Are Priority Debts? Priority debts are bills where non-payment leads to serious consequences: These MUST be paid...
Read MoreIf debt collectors are contacting you – or you’re worried they might – this guide explains exactly how to deal with them, what they can and can’t do, and how to protect yourself. What Is...
Read MoreI’ve never been bankrupt or had an IVA. But I’ve spoken to dozens of people who have, and I’ve researched this extensively because I came close to needing one in 2018. If you’re drowning in...
Read MoreIf you’ve received court papers, or you’ve already got a CCJ, this guide explains exactly what it means and what you need to do. What Is a County Court Judgement (CCJ)? A CCJ is a...
Read MoreIf you can’t pay your bills right now, you need to act fast. Today, not tomorrow. This guide will show you exactly what to do, which bills to prioritise, where to get emergency help, and...
Read MoreDebt consolidation isn’t right for everyone. Sometimes it makes things worse. In this post, I’ll explain exactly what debt consolidation is, when it works, when it doesn’t, and whether you should do it. What Is...
Read MoreOwe a lot of money? Most people don’t realise that creditors will negotiate if you approach them properly. This guide shows you exactly how to negotiate with creditors, what to say, what to ask for,...
Read MoreGetting out of debt isn’t easy. But it’s absolutely possible if you follow a proper plan. According to the Bank of England, the average UK adult had personal debt of £33,410 (excluding student loans) at...
Read MoreWhen I went on maternity leave, my income dropped massively. I had to claim Universal Credit for the first time, and I had absolutely no idea what I was doing. The whole system seemed deliberately...
Read MorePersonal Independence Payment (PIP) is one of those benefits loads of people are entitled to but don’t claim. Maybe you don’t think you’re “disabled enough.” Maybe the application seems scary. Maybe you don’t even know...
Read MoreChild Benefit is free money the government gives you for having children. It’s £25.60 per week for your first child and £16.95 per week for each additional child. That’s £1,331.20 per year for one child...
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