“I was put at ease and everything was
explained. I now feel a weight has been lifted
and even though I was embarrassed by the
situation I was made to feel I shouldn’t be”.

- Client assisted by Debt Advice Northants

Initial assessment of your circumstances and the options available to you is free. Thereafter the following fees apply:

  • Debt Management Plan£350.00 +VAT = £420.00 Total
  • Bankruptcy Support Service£350.00 +VAT= £420.00 Total
  • Representation at Court £250.00 +VAT = £300.00 Total

An annual management fee of £50.00 may be payable if we have had to review your Debt Management Plan (this includes where the original creditor has passed the debt onto a Debt Recovery Company or the debt has been assigned (sold) to another creditor).

Further debt services are available. For more information and a no obligation quote please contact us.

Need to talk?

Initial assessment is free. Call in confidence 01604 235775 You can speak directly to a qualified Debt Advice Northants advisor who is waiting to help.

We can help.

If you live or work in the Northants or surrounding area, we can help you manage any financial problems you are experiencing. Simply fill in the form below and we will contact you to discuss the best debt solution for your needs.

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FAQ'S

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Browse our most frequently asked questions.

  • How does bankruptcy affect your credit rating?

    Your bankruptcy will be registered with credit reference agencies and remain on your file for a minimum of six years. After this time you may still have to declare your previous history, particularly when applying for a mortgage.

  • Is a Debt Management Plan a type of loan?

    A Debt Management Plan is not a loan. All it does is place your debts with a third party who deals with your debts for you. People attempting to take control of their debts are being warned to beware of unregulated loans that can lock them in for years and leave them at the mercy of sky-high exit charges.