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- What are all of my options for dealing with my debts?
- I’m behind with my rent, what should I do?
- I’m in arrears with my mortgage, what help is available?
- I want to manage my debts myself, are there any guides telling me what to do?
- I don’t want to pay for a debt management plan, are there any free services, other than CAB’s? Yes – Stepchange and National Debtline
- I have not made any repayments on a debt and not had any contact about a debt from the creditor for six years. Do I still need to pay it?
- I’m being chased by a creditor, what can I do?
- What action can my creditor takeagainst me for not paying back money that I owe?
- What happens if bailiffs come round?
- My electricity/gas might be stoppedas I have not been meeting payments, what can I do?
- What happens if my creditors take me to court?
- How do I complain about a payday lender?
- I have no money for food, where are my local food banks? I live in East Cambs.
- I have no money for food, where are my local food banks? I live in Fenland.
- I have no money for food, where are my local food banks? I live in Huntingdonshire.
- I have no money and need to buy furniture or other items in an emergency. What can I do? – Come and see us face-to-face. These schemes require a third party to apply on your behalf.
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