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Debt Solutions
Are you one of the estimated 25 million tax payers that may have been sent wrong tax codes? If so you could end up paying up to £108 extra per month. We show you what to do if your....
If you need to complain about an energy supplier then we have produced a simple to use three step guide to help you.
Money Saving
People in the UK are missing out on benefits and tax credits worth more than £8 billion a year. Here we can direct you to an easy to use website that can help make sure you get what is yours.
Credit, History & Scoring
A list of the major high street banks offerings of basic bank accounts, the facilities that each account offers and their charges and stipulations
What's types of cards are available and how are they different, why were they launched and where can I get them? Just some of the questions answered in this article.
Scottish Law
This is the Scottish legal term for personal bankruptcy whereby an individual is made bankrupt by the Court.
The Scottish alternative to an IVA (Individual Voluntary Arrangement). It is a similar principle, but the procedures are totally different.
Bailiffs & Repossession
Having a bailiff call can be a harrowing experience; especially if they are looking to remove your property. You need to know your rights and how to complain about an unruly bailiff.
This article explains what you can do once your home has been repossessed, we highlight your options to help you negogiate on reducing the debt.
Reclaiming Charges
All the latest news on bank charges claims including the re-opening of a case against Bank of Scotland due in court 11th June 2010.
If you've paid credit card charges then you're likely to have a claim for compensation going back as far as six years in the UK
Case Studies
In this case study Mike shows how a school teacher got back control of his credit card and personal loans debts of £66,000; Mike details the facts, advice and outcome.
A husband hid debts of £56,000 consisting of loans, credit cards and overdrafts. For years he borrowed from one lender to pay another and his liabilities had reached such a level that his monthly payments to creditors far exceeded his income.
