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How we can help

We provide a number of services to people who are looking to resolve their financial issues.

These include providing help to people who are struggling to repay their debts as well as providing impartial advice to people who want to think about planning for their financial future.

Repaying your debts

If you are struggling with your debts, please read more about our debt advice services.

Managing your money

If you do not think you have a debt problem but you are interested in better budgeting and financial planning, we can advise you on the different options that someone in your position might want to consider. If this is you, please read more about our money advice services.

Existing debt management plan (DMP) clients

If you have a debt management plan with us, please visit the DMP login page to view and update information relating to your plan.

Individual voluntary arrangements (IVAs)

People who use our debt advice services might be advised to consider an IVA (individual voluntary arrangement) as a solution to their debt problem. To support people through this process, we set up Consumer Credit Counselling Service Voluntary Arrangements (CCCSVA). To find out more, please read about our CCCSVA service.

Equity Release

Our equity release advice service has been created to deliver free, genuine expertise and support for homeowners looking for an equity release solution that is tailored to individual needs and circumstances.

For further information visit CCCS Equity Release.

Who uses our help?

Over-indebtedness largely results from a change in financial circumstances, caused by reduced income or overuse of credit, although relationship problems and changes in employment status are also common causes.

Because of this, our clients are from all walks of life and we are able to offer help and advice to those on high incomes as well as those on low ones.

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