Debt Owing to Loss of Work
Why it is Easy to Get into Debt When You are Out of Work
According to recent research, the main cause of debt problems is a change in circumstances rather than over spending.
In particular, losing a job is a life altering event that can make it difficult for people to meet their financial commitments, which results in them facing debt problems.
If you have recently lost your job or are out of work and supporting yourself on benefits, you are likely to be susceptible to debt.
This is because many people supplement their lifestyles by borrowing as it is so easy to get credit. Repaying these loans may be easy for them if they have work. However, if they become unemployed, meeting the repayment terms can be more difficult.
Another reason why it is easy to get into serious debt if you have lost your job is because of the temptation to borrow more money to pay off existing debts. This can end up sucking you into a downward spiral of debt and despair.
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How to Resolve Your Debt Problems
The worst thing you can do if you are having debt problems is to ignore them and hope they will disappear. Doing this will invariably make the situation worse.
There are a number of ways that you can resolve your debt problems.
We offer a free and impartial national debt advice service to help you find the best solution for you.
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Once we have helped you to identify which debt solution would work best for you, we can also help you set it up- free of charge and without any obligation.
Our experienced debt counsellors are on hand to discuss the different ways of resolving your debt problems and to answer any questions you may have about them.
This debt advice service is completely free of charge and all the information that you give us will remain strictly confidential.
Our debt counsellors have been specially trained to be able to offer you the best advice possible to free you from debt.
To contact an advisor call 0800 138 5445. Alternatively complete an online enquiry form and an advisor will call you back at the time that you specify.