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TACKLING DEBT PROBLEMS AT THE WEEKEND OR EVEN AT TWO IN THE MORNING

A PLAIN AND SIMPLE SUMMARY OF SOME DEBT ADVICE

...a favourite tactic used by people who want to put the wind up other people is to make sure the letter containing bad news arrives on a Saturday morning. In this way the recipient can have a full 48 hours to sweat and panic before being able to do anything. So, if such a letter reached me or a member of my family, and if it contained serious news about debt, what could I actually DO to help matters during that first weekend?

What follows is not professional debt relief guidance, nor is it necessarily up to date and accurate information. It is information that I collected as quickly as possible in response to the thought described above at the start of this article. You, the reader, should always carry out your own investigations and you should check the credentials of any person or organisation giving you advice on your own situation.

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The thought arose as I was reading the Saturday papers: a bank was being accused of bullying debtors; there was advice to parents on how to help control student debt; there were figures suggesting that in 2006 graduates left university with an average debt in excess of £13,000 and that 3.4 million UK credit card holders make minimum payments each month. Four out of five young people aged between 18 and 24 had debts ranging from more than £2,000 to more than £20,000. In other words I was looking at further indications that we in Britain live in the debt capital of the known universe.

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