Money & Legal
Money & Legal
Payment plan broken — consequences
If a payment plan breaks, fees and enforcement can start quickly. Use these practical steps to reset the plan, protect evidence, and escalate at the right time.
Money & Legal
Default notice dispute
A default notice can be disputed when the dates, arrears figure, delivery address, or reporting are wrong. Use a clear timeline and targeted evidence to push for correction.
Money & Legal
Credit score damaged unfairly
A UK credit score can drop sharply due to wrong data, duplicate debts, or notices sent to an old address. These steps help identify the cause and get entries corrected.
Money & Legal
County Court Judgment explained
A County Court Judgment (CCJ) can appear without warning and quickly affect credit, renting, and enforcement risk. This explains the usual causes and practical next steps to fix it.
Money & Legal
Bailiffs — your rights
Bailiff contact can escalate quickly in UK households, especially after missed notices or address changes. This explains practical steps to protect your home, challenge errors, and agree affordable payments.
Money & Legal
Debt collection letter — what it means
A debt collection letter can be genuine, mistaken, or missing key proof. Use simple checks to confirm the debt, dispute errors, and avoid rushed payments.
