We can offer you expert help and debt advice across a range of solutions.
We will always treat you fairly by telling you what we can do for you, but also what we cannot do.
We will tailor our advice to suit your individual needs to ensure we achieve the right outcome for you.
We will communicate with your creditors on your behalf so you will just have a single point of contact for all of your debts.
We don’t charge a set-up fee so we start paying your creditors straight away. Our creditor liaisons work hard to try and negotiate reduced or frozen interest on your debts.
The Money Advice Service is an independent service, set up by government to help people make the most of their money, they give free, unbiased money advice to everyone across the UK.
Visit their websiteDealing with debt can be stressful, and is a common cause of worry. Increased cost of living and falling incomes means many people now struggle to meet living costs, as well as repay debts such as loans and credit cards.
There are lots of debt solutions available intended to ease money worries by helping to budget for living costs and deal with creditors.
Please be assured that there are things that you can do to improve your financial situation.
There is help available and there are people that can talk you through your options.
The following pages detail the products that we offer as well as other solutions that may be available to you.
You may wish to refer to the Insolvency Service’s reference guide, ‘Options for paying off your debt’
There is also free debt advice available. Find out more about by visiting the Money Advice Service.
Though Angel Advance charge a fee for the service we provide, there is no set-up fee, so you will start making a difference to your debts straight away.
Angel Advance is an member of DEMSA which was established in order to promote good practice in the debt management industry, and to protect the interests of the public and the lenders to whom they owe money.
For free and impartial advice about money management and debt, visit www.moneyadviceservice.org.uk which is an independent service set up by the government to help people manage their money.