Debt/Financial Advice
We are working with several agencies to help you to manage your finances or get help with your debts
Anything from benefits checks (to make sure you are getting everything you are entitled to), to debt solutions (IVA's, DRO's, ect.) and much more in between
The Money & Pensions Service (MaPS)
The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) is an arm’s-length body sponsored by the Department for Work and Pensions, established at the beginning of 2019, and also engages with HM Treasury on policy matters relating to financial capability and debt advice.
Money Helper (from MaPS)
MoneyHelper is here to make your money and pension
choices clearer. Here to put you in control with impartial help that’s on your side, backed by government and free to use.
PayPlan
We are partnered with PayPlan, meaning we can make referrals to their service, on your behalf, if you wish.
PayPlan is one of the UK’s leading free debt advice providers, who offer trusted, expert help and advice to anyone struggling with multiple debts. Since 1992, they’ve helped over 1 million people take control of their finances.
PayPlan will show you all the different debt solutions that are out there so you’ve got a clear idea of what your options are, and how each one could help you. They can also advise you on what the best solution is for your circumstances, plus any other options that might work for you.
If you’d like, they can set up a debt solution that fixes your situation, lowers your repayments and gives you the chance to move forward with your life the way it should be: without debt being part of it.
On the other hand, you can just contact them for advice about how best to deal with your debts, then take some time to decide what you want to do next. Whether you’re just looking for some debt advice you can trust or want to get into a solution straight away, their help is free to everyone, and doesn’t have any obligations, strings attached or hidden costs.
Equity Release Warehouse
If you’ve been feeling the pinch recently, you’re not the only one.
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Just as Britons begin to overcome the effects of Covid-19, we’ve been hit with the highest living costs seen in 40 years.
In simple terms, things are costing more than they used to.
The price of everyday essentials such as food, petrol and energy are more expensive, meaning that your money simply won’t go as far as it used to.
With costs already significantly higher than six months ago, there are growing concerns that prices are set to increase even further come Autumn.
With people already having to choose between heating and eating, the future is looking rather bleak for millions of people across the UK.
Here at Equity Release Warehouse, we have created a list of our top tips on how to survive the cost of living, to help get you through the coming months.
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Click the link below for lost of tips to survive the cost of living crisis