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2. Christians Against Poverty - Wikipedia

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   Christians Against Poverty offers several different services. Since the organisation was founded in 1996, it has been best known for offering free debt counselling. The organisation works through a network of regional offices that exist in partnership with a local Christian church .

3. StepChange - Wikipedia

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   The organisation offers free debt advise, money management and can be contacted through its freephone telephone helpline [2] or online through its online debt advice tool. [3] In 2022, over 500,000 people contacted the charity for help. [4] The charity also campaigns to change policies and practices that trap people in problem debt.

4. Debt-Free Future: The Best and Worst Debt-Relief ... - AOL

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   National Debt Relief. National Debt Relief sits at or near the top of most best-of roundups that cover the industry. It boasts an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau (BBB) and holds 4.23 out ...

5. These are the best debt relief options — which is ... - AOL

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   Debt management. Debt management involves using financial tools and planning to help lower — and eventually eliminate — your current debt. You can go through a credit counseling agency or you ...

6. Debt relief: Pros and cons - AOL

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   Some agencies also offer long-term financial health assistance and immediate debt management services, like free training and workshops that can help you improve your relationship with money ...

7. Baines and Ernst - Wikipedia

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   Baines & Ernst's main service is the Debt Management Plan – also referred to as a DMP. [5]A Debt Relief Order – also known as a DRO – came into force in the UK and Wales in April 2009 [6] and in Northern Ireland in 2011 following its introduction in the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 as a new form of Bankruptcy.