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Debt Management Plan (DMP)

Debt management is a plan to help you manage your debt problems. Depending on your circumstances and how much you owe. A DMP might be the right solution, enabling you to repay your debts at a lower rate. This can provide short term relief and help you to sort out your finances.

Unlike an IVA, a Debt Management Plan is an informal agreement with your creditors and is not a legally binding contract. You can stop the plan at any time as your financial situation changes.

With a Debt Management Plan or DMP, you agree to pay a single monthly payment towards your debt, your creditors are dealt with for you and new repayments will be negotiated and some creditors may even agree to freeze or reduce interest.

An example Debt Management breakdown...

Credit card 1

£6,500

Loan

£5,500

Store card

£2,000

Credit card 2

£3,000

Total Owed

£17,000

Current Monthly Payment

£600

Payment with a Debt Management Plan

£250

Repayments will be lower but over a longer period. A DMP can be very useful – particularly if you owe over £2,000 and can make regular payments every month.

What are the criteria for a Debt Management Plan?

• 2 or more creditors
• Over £2000 of debt
• A minimum disposable income of £80
• Proof of income

Your credit rating and ability to obtain credit will be affected in the short term and possibly in the medium to long term, though your credit rating may already be affected if you have missed or made late payments.

In line with the Consumer Protection Regulations 2000 you will have a cooling off period of seven working days from the date the DMP commences, during which you may cancel.

Our friendly advisors can give you more information about whether a Debt Management Plan is right for you.

...you too could be 24 hours away from a brighter future!

OTHER ALTERNATIVES

IVA**

Write off a percentage of unsecured debts?

An IVA is a legal agreement which works as an alternative to bankruptcy.

An example IVA breakdown+...

...which had 61% of debt written off and on average the monthly payments were reduced by £603

Credit card 1

£1,260

Loan 1

£15,000

Loan 2

£8,900

Credit card 2

£5,900

Total Owed

£31,060

With an IVA Plan

60 Monthly contributions of

£200

Total paid

£12,000

Write Off

£19,060

 

PROTECTED TRUST DEEDS

The Scottish equivalent of an IVA

 

BANKRUPTCY**

• If you have a very low disposable income
• If you cannot afford to make repayments on your debts

We know that Bankruptcy is usually a last resort, but there are other options available. Talk to an adviser now.

 

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+An example projected case: assumes circumstances stay the same, IVA is adhered to and successfully completed

 

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**Although the initial consultation is free, there may be fees should you decide to enter into a debt solution. 

 

Entering into a debt management plan can adversely affect your credit rating in the short to medium term.

 

***Testimonials are provided courtesy of our service provider and images are for illustration only.

 

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