We’re here to help

Everyday life can make managing your money difficult. Debt can become daunting. We all know that ‘more month left than money’ feeling!

Our 5-star debt support service is here to help (see how we’ve already helped hundreds of other people just like you). Quick and easy debt support so you can feel better about your finances.

Talk to one of our experienced advisors today about the easiest way to manage your debt.

Whatever your situation, our help is always clear, kind and super helpful. And if you need a hand completing any IVA (Individual Voluntary Arrangement) or a PTD (Protected Trust Deed) paperwork, we can help you with that too.

Free Debt Solution Finder

Simply enter your details to see what options you may qualify for!

How much do you owe?

The approximate value of your total debt will help us understand what plan you qualify for

How Many Debts Do You Have?

The number of debts helps determine the best plan available to you

What Is Your Employment Status?

This will help us decide what is affordable for your needs

By submitting this form, you are consenting to be contacted by Clear Money Solutions, who will discuss your debt solutions & conduct your debt help application.

What Our Customers Say About Us

Great feedback is what makes us stand out

About us

Debt help from Clear Money Solutions. It’s what we do. It’s all we do Simple, effective and highly attentive money problem solving with your best interest at heart.

We do it very well indeed. So well that dozens and dozens of delighted and super relieved customers have given us 5 star reviews. You can read them here.

More than 15 years of experience, FCA (Financial Conduct Authority) accreditation and a winning ‘customer first’ attitude combine to make us THE experts in solving your money problems.

Our single, simple mission? To lift the weight of debt from your shoulders so you can live a debt free life.

Less a question of whether we can help.

More a question of how?

To find out what your options are, simply fill in our quick & easy online form or call us on 0800 368 9878

How we can help you in 3 simple steps

check icon

Your Qualification

Find out today. Talk with one of our trusted advisors to find out your debt solution options.

listen icon

Your Expert Advice

We’ll make a detailed assessment of your exact circumstances so you get clear, ethical, expert guidance.

decide icon

Your Choice

Free, expert, no-obligation advice so you can decide on the debt solution that’s right for you.

Get Debt Help

You Are Not Alone

Are you in debt? Money problems? Then you’ll know how stressful dealing with creditors can be. That’s why we’re here. So you don’t have to manage your debt on your own.

Trusted debt help from Clear Money Solutions. Ethical, expert and experienced.

Debt help & Advice, debt consolidation and one single monthly affordable payment to help solve your money problems and lift the weight from your shoulders.

Time to take control of your debts? Time to find the right debt solutions for you? Time to benefit from our advisors’ 10 years minimum industry experience? WITHOUT the stress of taking on new debt.

You are not alone. We can help.

Free and confidential no-obligation debt consolidation advice from the industry experts.

Do I Qualify?

Ways we can help you

Individual Voluntary Arrangement

  • Write Off Unaffordable Debt
  • Stop Creditor Pressure
  • One Affordable Monthly Payment
Find Out More

Protected Trust Deed

  • Become Debt Free in 48 Months
  • One Affordable Monthly Payment
  • Stop Creditor Pressure
Find Out More
Get Debt Help

Types of debts we can help you with

At Clear Money Solutions we understand just a small change in your circumstances can have a massive impact on life when it comes to keeping up with your monthly outgoings and dealing with creditors, However our experienced advisors are always only a phone call away, We will guide you through every step of the way and take that pressure off your shoulders. Remember we are here to help, and we deal with your creditors regularly.

credit card icon

Cards

Credit Cards or Store Cards. Easy to spend on, not so easy to pay off sometimes. Especially if the interest is racking up month on month. Easily build up and become unmanageable with missed payments sending charges spiralling. Sound familiar? Find out how we can help you reduce your monthly payments.

loans icon

Loans

Whether unsecured loans or payday loans, it’s amazing how many people find themselves taking on new debt to repay existing debt. It’s an expensive spiral that we can help you break. Talk to us about ways of freeing yourself.

bills icon

Bills

Overdue bills? We can help. Whether council tax arrears, mortgage shortfalls, utility bills or disconnected mobile phone contracts we can help you keep your household up and running.

Here is a small selection of creditors Clear Money Solutions can help you with

quickquid logo pfg logo cabot logo capitalone logo barclays logo

Why Choose US

credit card icon

Free confidential advice

Your finances are your business. Our trusted expert advisors always make it their business to always put you best interests first.

loans icon

In depth assessment

A full assessment of your circumstances makes sure we capture all the important information, so we can give you clear and effective advice.

storecards icon

We put you first

A well respected and highly ethical company we follow all the latest industry standards. You’re our number one priority.

bills icon

The solution that’s right for you

Free, confidential, no-obligation advice, always. So you can choose what’s best for you.

Do I Qualify?

FAQ's

Will my creditors still be able to contact me if I enter into an arrangement?

Yes they may still contact you, but only while your arrangement is being set up. That’s normal. Once approved your IP (insolvency practitioner) will deal with creditors letters and phone calls directly. If for any reason the creditors still try to contact you, simply inform your IP who will deal with things.

If you have any questions fill in our online form or give us a call to speak with one of our friendly advisors.

I have an attachment of earnings in place can this be stopped?

It is common for some creditors to apply a wage arrestment, also known as attachment of earnings, to collect their debt balance via your earnings. We understand that sometimes this can have a knock-on effect on your day to day life. In some circumstances your IP (insolvency practitioner) will work with your creditors to lift the attachment so you can receive your full wage again.

This agreement will see a repayment amount agreed with your creditor and payable monthly as part of your payment plan. For more information on how this works, please fill in our online form and a senior expert will call you with more details.

What are the costs and fees involved with an IVA or PTD?

CMS will never charge for our advice and support. And neither do we charge IVA or PTD setup fees.

Once you have spoken to an advisor, explored your options and are happy to proceed you need to provide supporting documents. We’ll check them through and hand them to an IP (insolvency practitioner) assigned as your licensed IP for the duration of your term

The fees of the IP who arranges your IVA or PTD are always included within your monthly payment and term.

Before the arrangement is accepted your IP will make an agreement with your creditors. Your proposal will include a breakdown of the IP fees. Fees that never impact on the duration of your plan.

Once your plan is accepted CMS receive a application setup commission from the IP. Again, this has no effect on your monthly payment or term.

Remember: If at any stage you decide that you do not wish to go ahead you will never be charged for the advice you have received from us. Our advice is ALWAYS completely free.

How do I check if I qualify?

Simply fill in a form on our website and one of our friendly specialist advisors will be in touch.

With each advisor enjoying more than 10 years’ of experience so you can be sure that you’re always in the safest of hands. We’ll complete a detailed fact find to find out more about your current circumstances and once completed we’ll make you aware of the solutions that you qualify for. That way you can make an informal decision on the solution that suits you best.

If you have a question or you are wanting to see if you qualify just give us a call or fill in an online form. We’ll get straight back to you.

And remember: All advice is free, is confidential and comes with no obligation.

What kind of debts can be included?

If you are struggling with your finances, an IVA or an PTD may be an perfect way to put all your outstanding debts into one monthly affordable payment.

Many people are unaware of the types of debts that can be included but our friendly experts can clearly talk you through each.

In fact most debts to which a wage arrestment/attachment of earning can be applied can be included within your arrangement.

Please be aware that any secured debts like mortgages, secured loans and car hire purchase cannot be included into your arrangement. Secured against the asset they need to be prioritized and paid on time each month.

If you advice on the status of debt please give us a call and we’ll be happy to help.

Other Debt Solutions

What is a debt management plan (DMP)?

A Debt Management Plan (DMP) is an informal arrangement that helps you to manage your debts.

Any debts managed through a DMP will ultimately be paid off in full, provided that the payments are maintained.

Payments in a DMP are normally calculated on what you can afford after accounting for essentials, such as household bills.

Once the DMP is set, your interest and charges may be frozen or reduced - but this will also depend on the creditor. This could also increase the length of time needed to repay outstanding debts in full.

If you live in England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland you are eligible for a DMP. If you live in Scotland, a DAS can also provide a similar solution to a DMP.

Some benefits to the DMP:

  • The DMP provides a flexible arrangement with one monthly affordable payment which is split between your creditors on a pro-rata basis.
  • Interest and charges may be frozen.
  • The DMP is an informal arrangement, so you can leave it once your circumstances are back under control.

Some downsides and risks associated with the DMP:

  • As you are making reduced payments, your credit rating will be affected.
  • The DMP may increase the length of time needed to repay your debts in full due to the lower reduced monthly payments that are being made.
  • Some of your creditors may still contact you in spite of the DMP. However, your DMP company will offer support and advice.

** We recommend that you book an appointment at your local Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB). You may also want to have a look at the Money Advise Service website, which will provide you with free and impartial advice.

Get Debt Help

What is a debt relief order (DRO)?

A Debt Relief Order (DRO) is an alternative to bankruptcy. It lasts for 12 months and allows debts to be written off for people on relatively low incomes.

To qualify for a DRO you must not own a home, have assets of less than £1,000 (excluding a vehicle), have debts of under £20,000, and have a monthly disposable income of less than £50.

A Debt Relief Order freezes debt repayments and interest for 12 months. If the financial situation has not changed by the end of this period, debts will be written off.

A DRO is only available to people who live in England, Wales, or Northern Ireland. If you live in Scotland, a Minimal Assets Process (MAP) provides a similar solution to a DRO.

Once the DRO is set, your interest and charges may be frozen or reduced - but this will also depend on the creditor. This could also increase the length of time needed to repay outstanding debts in full.

Some benefits to the DRO:

  • Your creditors cannot pursue your debts during the 12-month period.
  • You will not be asked to pay anything towards your debts for 12 months. After the 12-month period, your debts will be written off.
  • The DRO can be a low-cost alternative to bankruptcy.

Some downsides and risks associated with the DRO:

  • Homeowners are not eligible for the DRO.
  • Your details will appear on a public register.
  • Your credit rating is negatively affected.

** We recommend that you book an appointment at your local Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB). You may also want to have a look at the Money Advise Service website, which will provide you with free and impartial advice.

Get Debt Help

What is bankruptcy?

Bankruptcy is a legal proceeding and form of insolvency. It is normally suitable for situations where you cannot repay your debts within a reasonable time.

Your assets, such as your house or car, will usually be sold to pay off your debts. This means that if your assets are worth more than your debts, bankruptcy is unlikely to be your best solution.

In some cases, you may be asked to make monthly payments towards your debts from your available monthly income. This is known as an income payment agreement and may be payable for up to 36 months.

There are three routes to seeking bankruptcy:

  • By a creditor
  • By an IVA Supervisor application
  • By your own petition for bankruptcy

Some benefits to bankruptcy:

  • You will receive no further contact from your creditors
  • If you qualify for the process, all unsecured debts are written off.
  • Creditors can no longer take legal action.

Some downsides and risks associated with bankruptcy:

  • Any assets you own will be included within your bankruptcy proceedings, and likely to be sold.
  • Credit rating is negatively affected and will remain on your credit file for 6 years.
  • Your details will appear on a public register.

** We recommend that you book an appointment at your local Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB). You may also want to have a look at the Money Advise Service website, which will provide you with free and impartial advice.

Get Debt Help

What is a debt arrangement scheme (DAS)?

Debt Arrangement Schemes (DAS) are endorsed by the Scottish government. They allow you to repay your debts at an affordable rate over an extended period of time, whilst giving protection against creditor actions.

The monthly payment is based on the amount of money you have left once you have paid all your household bills. Once approved, you will be protected from creditor actions and all interest and charges will be frozen.

Your DAS will be set up and managed by an ‘approved money advisor’. Payments under the DAS are taken and passed onto your creditors by a ‘payment distributor’.

Only people who live in Scotland are eligible for a DAS. If you live in England, Wales, or Northern Ireland, a Debt Management Plan (DMP) can provide a similar solution to a DAS.

Once the DAS is set, your interest and charges may be frozen or reduced - but this will also depend on the creditor. This could also increase the length of time needed to repay outstanding debts in full.

Some benefits to the DAS:

  • Any interest and charges that are being applied to your debts are frozen.
  • Any assets are protected.
  • Creditors cannot contact or take legal action against you.

Some downsides and risks associated with the DAS:

  • Your details will be put onto the DAS register, which is accessible to the public.
  • Your credit rating is negatively affected and will remain on your credit file for six years.
  • The DAS may increase the length of time needed to repay your debts due to the reduced monthly payments.

** We recommend that you book an appointment at your local Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB). You may also want to have a look at the Money Advise Service website, which will provide you with free and impartial advice.

Get Debt Help

What is a minimal asset process (MAP)?

A Minimal Asset Process (MAP) bankruptcy gives you a fresh start, allowing you to write off your unsecured debts (between £1500 and £17000) within a short period of time.

It is aimed at people with low incomes, that have no disposable income left outside of essential household bills. The process usually lasts for six months.

A MAP is only available to people who live in Scotland. If you live in England, Wales, or Northern Ireland, a Debt Relief Order (DRO) provides a similar solution to the MAP.

Some benefits to the MAP:

  • Your debts will be written off once the MAP is completed and accepted.
  • A MAP can be a low-cost alternative to sequestration.
  • Creditors cannot contact or take any legal action against you.

Some downsides and risks associated with the MAP:

  • Homeowners are not eligible for the MAP.
  • Your details will appear on a public register.
  • Your credit rating is negatively affected.

** We recommend that you book an appointment at your local Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB). You may also want to have a look at the Money Advise Service website, which will provide you with free and impartial advice.

Get Debt Help

What is sequestration (Scottish Bankruptcy)?

Sequestration is a legal proceeding and form of insolvency. It is normally suitable for situations where you cannot repay back your debts within a reasonable time.

Your assets, such as your house or car, will usually be sold off to pay your debts. This means that if your assets are worth more than your debts, sequestration is unlikely to be your best solution.

Sequestration allows you to write off any remaining unsecured debt after one year. Your application will go through the Accountant in Bankruptcy (AIB).

Sequestration is only available to people who live in Scotland. If you live in England, Wales, or Northern Ireland, bankruptcy provides a similar solution to Sequestration.

Some benefits to Sequestration:

  • You will receive no further contact from your creditors.
  • All unsecured debts are written off after one year.
  • Creditors can no longer take legal action.

Some downsides and risks associated with Sequestration:

  • Any assets you own may be included within your Sequestration, and likely to be sold.
  • Your credit rating is negatively affected and will remain on your credit file for six years.
  • Your details will appear on a public register.

** We recommend that you book an appointment at your local Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB). You may also want to have a look at the Money Advise Service website, which will provide you with free and impartial advice.

Get Debt Help

To find out more about managing your money and getting free advice, visit Money service, independent service set up to help people manage their money. www.moneyadviceservice.org.uk