What is Emergency Finance?
At some point in most people’s life time you will come across financial problems in one way or another. This could be as simple as not being able to meet your credit card bill one month or cutting down on food for a month to allow you to spend elsewhere, everyone has them (unless your Bill Gates’ son) and it is a normal occurance.
How can we help you?
We generally help people who are in severe financial difficulties, those people who are scared to tell their close family and ask for help, those people who have missed multiple payments in a row on essential finances and are worried about answering door in case it is bailifs.
Who do we help?
A typical example of one of our emergency finance clients would be:
David was a middle-aged man who used to run a succesful business in the financial industry, now due to the recession his business went bust and he is stuck with debts over £50,000 and bailifs knocking at his door. We took David in and put him on one of our debt management plans. This meant that David had a structured pay plan to his creditors which was suitable and affordable to David. 2 years on most of his creditors are now paid off, he is not scared to answer the phone and is well on his way to being his own boss again.
Here is what David said about us recently:
“Emergency Finance saved me from bankruptcy and enabled me to carry on with my life rather than living in fear of losing everything I owned. They negotiated with my creditors to pay a structured affordable amount each month which meant I could actually buy all the things I needed to keep a roof over my head and my child fed”
Ask us how we can help you
David is one of hundreds of people we have helped back on their feet and becomming financially solvent once again. Our service vary and each customer has their own individual plan to help them, this may be a debt management plan, voluntary bankruptcy, claiming money owned to pay off debts through products like PPI and unfair bank charges all the way to IVA’s and consolidation loans.