Are you struggling to meet your monthly financial responsibilities?
Have you acquired more debt than you can afford? Are your creditors
breathing down your neck to get their money? This might seem like
a dire situation, but all is not lost. Have you ever considered
that you might need debt counselling? By
making use of the wisdom and expertise presented to you by ClearDebt
Financial Services, you have the ability to find a way to meet
all your monthly requirements and regain control of your financial
situation. Even if the situation seems dire, ClearDebt is able
to provide you with a solution that will work for you.
So how do you know if you need debt counselling and
how are we able to help you so successfully? This is possible through
a process known as debt review. This refers to an application by
an individual to a debt counsellor to investigate his or her financial
position. If the finding of the debt counselling is that the individual
in question is unable to, or may experience difficulty in repaying
their debt, the counsellor has the authority and expertise to arrange
new repayment terms with the credit providers. In certain cases,
the counsellor can even make a court proposal claiming that a credit
agreement be declared as reckless.
Debt counselling is a Government regulated service and is the
solution for over-indebted consumers. This process is fully backed
by the National Credit Regulator and is in line with the National
Credit Act. The debt review process is binding on your creditors
and they cannot institute legal action against you during this
period.
By making use of the professional debt counselling offered by
ClearDebt, you will not only have access to free advice and consultation,
but you will also receive a personalised solution for your specific
financial situation. You have the benefit of solving your debt
problems while avoiding extra costs, and will enjoy the convenience
of paying only one amount every month. If you are struggling with
debt and think you need debt counselling, contact
us at ClearDebt today.
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