Check my options — understand your debt routes
Understand your debt situation in about 60 seconds
Six quick questions about your circumstances. At the end you get a plain summary of where you stand and what an authorised adviser could review with you.
- No credit check
- No obligation
- Nothing sent until you say so
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This just helps shape what you see — it never decides a solution for you.
Roughly how much unsecured debt do you have?
An estimate is fine. Do not include your mortgage or anything secured on your home.
How much is it spread across?
Count each debt separately — a credit card and an overdraft at the same bank are two.
What is your housing situation?
We ask so an authorised adviser can properly understand your circumstances.
Your income, roughly
Nobody expects exact figures.
Where do you live?
Britain has three separate debt systems. This is the single thing that decides which one applies to you.
Here is your situation, as you described it
A summary of what you told us. It is not an assessment and it does not say what you qualify for — only someone authorised to advise you can do that.
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One email, sent once: the summary above plus the free, authorised advice routes that can act on it. No marketing, no follow-ups, nothing shared with anyone.
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