A debt management plan is not a legally binding agreement and can be set-up by you or a specialist debt company or organisation. If you chose to do it yourself you should follow the procedures set out in our debt self-help guide.
It is fairly easy to work out a plan. Work out what you get in and what your normal bills are (not including your debt payments) and use the rest to pay to the creditors. The largest amount owed get the most money on a percentage basis.
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Re: How do I set up a debt management plan?
A debt management plan is not a legally binding agreement and can be set-up by you or a specialist debt company or organisation. If you chose to do it yourself you should follow the procedures set out in our debt self-help guide.
Re: How do I set up a debt management plan?
It is fairly easy to work out a plan. Work out what you get in and what your normal bills are (not including your debt payments) and use the rest to pay to the creditors. The largest amount owed get the most money on a percentage basis.
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