To find out more about managing your money and getting free and impartial debt advice, visit www.moneyhelper.org.uk, an independent service set up to help people manage their money.
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Freddie Nicholson was £10,000 in debt. He gambled as a distraction from his deep depression and drank bottles of wine each day to try to numb his feelings. Read how we were able to help Freddie.
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We are kind and caring to everyone we encounter. We actively listen, being emotionally present and we respond with compassion and empathy.
We will never judge anyone who reaches out for help with their debt. We understand that there are many reasons for someone falling into debt and we know it can happen to people from all walks of life.
We act with honesty and integrity – We adhere to the highest regulatory standards. The advice we give is tailored to support each individual’s particular set of circumstances and we empower people to take back control of their finances.
We strive for excellence in everything we do. This means, getting things right the first time, every time.
Our team of specialist debt advisers are here to offer confidential help & advice to anyone struggling with multiple debts.
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