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January is busiest month for debt advice – Wiltshire Times

ADVISORS at Wiltshire Citizens Advice expect January 31 to be the years busiest day for debt advice.

They say that people seeking help with their debts generally call for help on the last day of January.

Locally, Wiltshire Citizens Advice is expecting 300 people to seek advice on debt this month.

Suzanne Wigmore, Chief Officer of Wiltshire Citizens Advice, said: There is a surge in demand for our debt advice towards the second half of January.

Christmas in particular can take a heavy toll on people already struggling to make their money last and leave them with a debt burden in the New Year.

But this neednt become a crisis – problems can be taken care of if you seek advice early.

The New …

Read the full article at: http://www.wiltshiretimes.co.uk/NEWS/15807595.January_is_busiest_month_for_debt_advice/

Category: Debt HelpBy Insolvency GuardianJanuary 5, 2018

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January is busiest month for debt advice – Wiltshire Times

ADVISORS at Wiltshire Citizens Advice expect January 31 to be the years busiest day for debt advice.

They say that people seeking help with their debts generally call for help on the last day of January.

Locally, Wiltshire Citizens Advice is expecting 300 people to seek advice on debt this month.

Suzanne Wigmore, Chief Officer of Wiltshire Citizens Advice, said: There is a surge in demand for our debt advice towards the second half of January.

Christmas in particular can take a heavy toll on people already struggling to make their money last and leave them with a debt burden in the New Year.

But this neednt become a crisis – problems can be taken care of if you seek advice early.

The New …

Read the full article at: http://www.wiltshiretimes.co.uk/news/15807595.January_is_busiest_month_for_debt_advice/

Category: Debt HelpBy Insolvency GuardianJanuary 4, 2018

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