Free financial healthcheck

If you are concerned about your finances, or worried about falling into arrears on payments, you may find a free financial healthcheck useful.

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Whatever the situation with your finances, it’s good to know where you stand and that you are making the most of what you have. This is where the healthcheck comes in, a new online money planner from the Money Advice Service – an independent organisation working to help everyone understand and manage their money better. It takes just 10 minutes to answer some straightforward questions and the healthcheck will give you a personalised action plan which identifies the top 3 things you can do to make the most of your money right now and to plan for future goals. Best of all, it’s free and unbiased. The Money Advice Service won’t recommend a particular product or provider or try to sell you anything.

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Free on-line debt advice

Many people struggling with debt are unaware that expert debt advice is available free of charge from charities like the Consumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS). CCCS is a UK charity that helps people in debt regain control of their finances. All their services are impartial, confidential and free of charge. To find out how they may be able to help you, visit their online debt counselling service - CCCS Debt Remedy. Debt Remedy will ask you some straightforward questions about your situation and give you free advice tailored to your needs.

Debt advice (www.cccs.co.uk/Services/Debtadvice.aspx)
CCCS Debt Remedy (www.cccs.co.uk/ref/drcircle)

Last modified 31/01/12