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Start of article about debt problems.

Previous page about debt advice.

Sources

1. Life after Debt - Get your Finances back on track by Alex Keen, ISBN 0852029934, first published in 2003 by the Consumers' Association as one of the Which? Books series.
   
   
2. Getting out of Debt and Staying out by Tony Palmer, ISBN 1845280334, first published in 2005 by How To Books Ltd
   
   
3. Get out of Debt Forever - The Ultimate Guide to Increasing your Wealth by Lorraine Turner, ISBN 0091910455, first published in the UK in 2003 by Portal Publishing then published in a revised edition in 2006 by Vermilion, ISBN 97800919104557 (from January 2007)
   
   
4. You and your Money - Creating a Prosperous Relationship by Alvin Hall with Karl Weber, ISBN 0340793406, first published in 2005 by Hodder & Stoughton. (Not strictly about debt relief but makes some interesting points.)
   
   
5. Managing Debt - A Guide for Older People edited by Yvonne Gallacher and Jim Gray, published in 2002 by Age Concern ISBN 0862422361
   
   
6. Debt Problems Explained - The Bankruptcy Association's Guide to Serious Debt Problems by John McQueen and Gill Hankey published in 1997 by The Bankruptcy Association of Great Britain and Ireland ISBN 0951863614
   
   
7. Debt Advice Handbook 4th edition (now in at least 6th edition) by Mike Wolfe and others published in 1999 by the Child Poverty Action Group ISBN 1901698203

The ISBN is a unique international identifier of each book. In my local Suffolk library the first four of the above were classified (Dewey system) under 332.024.

The website mentioned near the start of the article, which I thought particularly useful and which has a link to the CCCS, is useful but this is probably better.

The online self-help booklet containing lots of full and clear advice is not easily accessed via the home page, so try this.