Debt Management Plans
DMPAn informal agreement to repay non-priority debts through one affordable monthly payment. Creditors don't have to agree, interest may continue and it can take longer to repay. Your credit file will be affected.
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An informal agreement to repay non-priority debts through one affordable monthly payment. Creditors don't have to agree, interest may continue and it can take longer to repay. Your credit file will be affected.
A legally binding agreement in England, Wales and NI to repay part of your debt over a set period, usually five or six years. Fees apply, it's recorded on your credit file and on a public register, and homeowners may be asked to release equity. Not suitable for everyone.
For people in England, Wales and NI with low income, few assets and debts under a set limit. Debts are usually written off after 12 months. Strict eligibility criteria apply and it affects your credit file.
A legal process that can write off most debts if you can't repay them. It has serious consequences, including possible loss of your home and other assets, and restrictions on some jobs and credit.
Including breathing space, budgeting help, token payment arrangements and, in Scotland, the Debt Arrangement Scheme or Protected Trust Deeds. Free advice services can help you compare them.
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