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Financial Difficulties
I’m worried I might lose my home. What can I do?
We understand and you’re not alone. We’re here to help. We know this can be a very worrying time and it’s important to get in touch with us so we can understand your circumstances and see how we can support you. You can reach our team of experienced agents by calling 0330 159 7152. Our …
I can no longer afford my monthly payment, what can I do?
If there has been a change to your circumstances and you’re unable to afford your monthly payment, we’re here to help. You can reach our team of experienced agents by calling 0330 159 7152. Our phone lines are open Monday to Friday 8:00am – 8:00pm. If you have debts with other companies or want independent …
Why do I need to complete an income & expenditure assessment?
This helps us understand your financial situation and what options may be suitable for you.
Why have I received a Notice of Sums in Arrears (NOSIA) when you have agreed a reduced payment arrangement?
Following changes brought in by the Consumer Credit Act 2006, we must tell you that your account is in arrears. We will send a subsequent notice if your account remains like this for six months. The notice does not affect temporary reduced payment arrangements.
What happens when my payment arrangement ends?
We’ll write to you a month before the payment arrangement ends. If you’re still in financial difficulties we’ll need to review your situation and agree a new arrangement.
Why have I been charged a £40.00 fee when I’m struggling with my mortgage payments?
If your mortgage is two or more payments in arrears, we’ll add a £40.00 fee to your mortgage balance each month. This is to help cover the extra costs of managing your account whilst it’s in arrears. We won’t charge the fee if you pay your full mortgage payment each month or agree a payment …