What to consider
Speak with your existing creditors early if payments are becoming difficult.
Who can help?
Your creditors or a credit counsellor. This describes a provider type, not a confirmed DebtHelpers partner.
Questions to ask
- Which payments are due next?
- What can I afford after essential expenses?
Your collections and repayment reading guide
Start here, then explore the specific questions that matter to your situation.
MAKE THE CONVERSATION COUNT
Three things to have handy
- 1Balances and minimum payments
- 2Income and essential monthly costs
- 3The next payment dates
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