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Debt Management Plans at Debt Fixers

Struggling with debt? We can help!

Thousands of people in the UK struggle to make ends meet every month and find themselves in financial difficulty. Dealing with debt can be scary and confusing. There are so many debt solutions, how do you know what the best option is?

We are debt solutions experts, offering a professional approach to setting you on the road to financial freedom.

For further information contact us on 0800 707 6109.

Remember, the sooner YOU take action, the sooner we can help you.

What is a Debt Management Plan?

A Debt Management Plan (DMP) is a straightforward payment plan designed to help you on your way to financial recovery.

In a DMP, we talk with your creditors on your behalf and restructure your monthly repayments to an affordable amount.

Our debt specialists will negotiate with your creditors and may be able to have your interest frozen and arrange breaks in your repayments. We will definitely cut your monthly repayments and help you regain control of your expenses.

How can a Debt Management Plan help me?

A debt management plan allows you to make one reduced monthly payment based on what you can afford rather than what your creditors are demanding.

A reduced monthly payment makes it easier for you to stay on top of your finances, making day-to-day life much easier.

We take away the hassle of dealing with creditors. Once you start your DMP we will deal directly with your creditors to arrange reduced payments and also handle any creditor enquiries on your behalf.

We will negotiate to try to get interest and charges reduced or frozen by your creditors. This can save you money as what you pay goes towards reducing your balance, rather than just paying off the interest.

What are the advantages of a Debt Management Plan?

The advantages of a DMP are:

  • You make payments that you can afford.
  • Your payments can be reviewed every so often so that any changes to your situation can be taken into account.
  • A debt management plan can be used to tide you over until your financial situation improves.
  • It can be drawn up by you.


What are the disadvantages of a Debt Management Plan?

The disadvantages of a DMP are:

  • Debt management plans are not legally binding.
  • Creditors are free to take legal proceedings against you at any time.
  • Creditors can continue to obtain county court judgments, a third party debt order or a charging order against a debtor's property; even when they are making every effort to pay.
  • Interest is not always frozen and, as you are in default, will continue to accrue at penal rates.
  • You may never be rid of your debt.
  • You must pay your creditors in full.
  • A debt management plan will be noted on your credit record.


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