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Tired of debt?
Can’t keep up with your monthly instalments?
Can’t cope with making ends meet?
Debt can get you feeling down, frustrated and scared. We often feel like there is no hope, or that things are just getting worse. Debt counselling may be the solution for you.
What is Debt Counselling?
Debt counselling is a debt relief measure, which is regulated by the National Credit Regulator and by the NCA. The debt counsellor will negotiate with your credit providers for a lowered instalment, interest rate, and an extended period over which the debt is to be paid. The debt counselling team will assist you with amending your budget and monthly expenditures so that you will be able to afford to live with ease and still maintain stable debt repayments.
Who can apply?
The answer is simple; anyone that has financial problems can apply for debt review. Your application will be assessed and if you are found to be over indebted, our team will proceed with the application and help you.
What do we need?
We need the following documentation:
– Proof of residence,
– Three latest payslips,
– Your marriage certificate,
– Copies of your ID and your spouse’s ID (if you are married),
– A copy of your latest bank statement.
This process is 100% confidential. We will not tell your friends, employers, or anyone else that you are under debt review.
Drop us a message on Facebook, or an email for more information.
You can give us a call too!
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Viewers ask questions about debt and bankruptcy in this segment of Ask the Expert.
Credit Counselling Services of Atlantic Canada, Inc. (CCSAC) offers help with credit card debt, budget counselling, debt repayment plans, financial education and more to help you on your way to financial freedom. If you’re looking for debt relief, we can help.
Visit us online by going to https://www.debtreview-sa.co.za
We found that potential debt review applicants need and want to know the steps of the debt review process. Below we made a short summary for you, to provide you some indication on what to expect.
1. If you feel you are over indebted you would need to contact a debt counsellor to do this application.
2. You will apply for debt review by completing and signing a Form 16. Keep your ID, latest payslip ready as well as the latest statement of each creditor. It is very important that you provide the debt counsellor with ALL your creditors.
3. The debt counsellor will inform all creditors and credit bureaux that you have applied to be under debt review. From this stage your creditors will not be allowed to take legal action against you for the following 60 days. This is only valid if a creditor did not already start with legal steps.
4. The creditors will need to supply your debt counsellor with outstanding balances and initial contracts (where applicable).
5. The final step will be for your debt counsellor to assist you with your budget (income less expenses) and to determine what amount will be available for distribution on a monthly basis to your creditors.
Feel free to contact us, to assist you with debt review.
