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Old 11-03-2008, 10:43 PM
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i would recommend kensington finance, just type that into your search engine and fill out the form, they will get in touch with you after that and sort things out, i consolidated all of my debts with them last year and have never had a problem, everything was sorted out within 48hrs of me contacting them
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Default I'm a tenant & want to consolidate all my debts, credit cards etc, any
companies i should avoid? or any you recommend in the uk
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You should go to your Citizens Advice and they will be able to sort things out for you . They did it for a friend of mine.
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Old 11-03-2008, 10:44 PM
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Hi.
This site is well recommended for debt consolidation and has 2 companies that will help you :
http://bestukloans.co.nr
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Are you wanting to consolidate...I can point you to a company that dealt with mine. Someone I know works for them I can pass on your details to a dept councillor to give a call back. You would have to have at least the following to qualify with them tho:

1. You must owe a minimum of £2,000.
2. You must owe to a minimum of 2 creditors.
3. You or their partner must be in employment.
4. You must NOT be involved in a debt management or IVA program with any other firm.
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All of these replies are great to give you an idea how certain things have worked for other people but your situation is individual to you and you should therefore consult with an established, ethical company who will give you the right advice for your particular circumstances. What works for one might not necessarily work for another.

If i can be of any more assistance please don't hesitate to contact me. My details are in my signature below.
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Old 10-22-2009, 03:31 AM
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There are many benefits of debt consolidation. It allows you to:
• Reduce your monthly debt payments and finance charges
• Stop creditors and bill collectors from harassing you
• Pay off your debts faster
• Become financially stable and improve your credit rating
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