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Getting the right advice, help and support is really important when it comes to money matters – especially when things are not going well. Our partners and other organisations offer all the information you’ll need to take control of your money.

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StepChange

Our primary partner StepChange offer a range of free advice, support and solutions, from budgeting to repayment plans and from insolvency to mortgage advice. Their in-depth analysis of an individual’s financial circumstances takes full account of their situation and needs, helping them choose a realistic path out of debt.

No matter how large or small your debt problem is, StepChange can help. They’ll look at your financial situation and recommend debt solutions tailored to your circumstances. All advice is confidential, they won’t share information about you, or tell anyone they’re helping you.

Hundreds of thousands of people speak to StepChange every year. Some are at crisis point and many don't see a way out. They don't judge people, they just provide the support, guidance, flexibility and solutions that are needed to deal with debt. Whatever your situation they’ll look for practical solutions to make your life better.

 

Who else can help me?

These organisations offer lots of different types of help. Just click on the organisation to find out more.

MoneyHelper     Citizens Advice     Debt Advice Foundation

Personal Support

Beyond day to day living, financial problems can often affect other parts of your life - sometimes unexpectedly and when you least need them. So, we've put together a list of charities and specialist services that can help you during those difficult times.

  • Food - if you are unable to afford your food shop The Trussel Trust are on hand to help you find local support.
  • Childcare – if you’re struggling to find or afford childcare BudgetSmart has lots of information and links to help with all aspects of caring for your children.
  • Pets - having pet’s when you’re struggling with your finances can be difficult, but the RSPCA can support, whether it’s with the cost of food or healthcare needs.
  • Mental health - Mind provide advice and support for anyone that is experiencing mental health problems.
  • Divorce and separation – if your relationship breaks down MoneyHelper offer a range of information that will help you take the right steps.
  • Despair - the Samaritans provide emotional support for anyone who is struggling to cope - without any judgement or pressure.
  • Funerals - if you need help with funeral costs, you may be able to apply for a Funeral Expenses Payment from the government.

 

 

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