Wednesday, 16 April 2008

Mortgage Worries



Worried about making your next Mortgage or Secured Loan Payment?

Have you already missed a payment, due to problems with your finances, or problems managing your bank account?

CCCS can help.

As the biggest free debt advice provider, we have recently launched our specialist mortgage advice service. This is due to the large number of clients accessing our service to get help with unsecured debt (loans, credit cards etc) who also had problems with their secured lending.

We can provide support and advice on negotiating with your lender prior to legal action, advising you how to deal with legal action if repossession proceedings have already started and how to manage the situation if there is no option to save the property.
You will also be given advice about how to deal with your unsecured credit debts, including any overdraft situations.

Even if you have been unable to face dealing with your situation so far, it is never too late to get advice and start looking at the options available.
The advice we offer is free, confidential, practical and non-judgemental.

We can give you advice if you have only missed one payment, or if you already have a notice of possession or eviction.

There has been a lot of recent media interest in the area of reposessions. Click here see the video on this page of the recent news item about our service that was broadcast on BBC Breakfast on 14/04/08 for more details, or clike here to read a news report based on a visit from ITV to our Leeds office last week.

To speak to our Mortgage Advice Helpline, call 0800 975 9558.

Not in arrears but worried about the future?
Can you afford to pay your secured lending and your credit debts?

If you have managed to keep the payments up to date on your mortgage but are struggling with your other bills and credit cards, you may want to consider a debt advice appointment with CCCS. We can provide help with budgeting options to deal with your unsecured credit debts.

Try Debt Remedy for debt advice to suit your individual circumstances or call our freephone Helpline on 0800 138 1111.

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