Debt Solutions from Harrington Brooks
If you're experiencing debt problems, you're in the right place. We're currently helping over 65,000 clients repay their debts by an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA) or Financial Management Plan. We also offer a Bankruptcy Support service.
Taking a holistic approach to helping our clients, we'll ensure you're in full receipt of all State Benefits you're entitled to and we offer a money saving Utility Switching Service as standard.
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Solution Spotlight: Individual Voluntary Arrangements
Is an IVA right for me?
IVAs are a popular solution for unaffordable unsecured debts over £5,500.
An IVA can write-off a significant amount of debt and stop legal action against you.
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