Whatever your problem, we can help. You may be unable to repay your debts due to loss of income caused by illness, redundancy or relationship breakdowns or have got into financial difficulty due to covid-19. We can certainly help by providing a solution to suit your circumstances and taking away the worry and stress.
Whatever the reason you are visiting our website, we have lots of information and advice for you, please check out our freebies where you can gain lots of knowledge and tips to help you. Just one other thing, we are a "not for profit" Community Interest Company, which means that we don't believe that organisations should be making money from other peoples misfortunes (and believe us there are lots of them that do!).
So if we can help you, why not give us a call, and let us deal with the burden.
We are the helping hand you may need to get you back in a place of financial freedom. Having money problems is no fun, we want to work with you and help you to overcome your financial burdens.
Come on in and see who we are, and why we love what we do.
We have a number of different solutions to help with your financial situation.
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We have a number of different solutions to help with your financial situation.
EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE
Can we help you with a really urgent situation? Pop in here and we will call you right back.
We can help with:
- Debt Intervention
- Debt Counselling
- Debt Education
- Debt Management
We offer:
- Freebies
- E-Courses
- Partnerships
We can help with:
- Debt Intervention
- Debt Counselling
- Debt Education
- Debt Management
We offer:
- Freebies
- E-Courses
- Partnerships
We offer a range of workshops, seminars and classes to teach you how to manage your money more effectively. We love working together with many organisations to provide financial wellbeing in the community, so get in touch if you need any of the above or would like to partner with us.
We were struggling managing our debts and being self employed with variable income only made things worse. Thankfully working with DRS we have been able to make regular affordable repayments to suit our pocket knowing that we will one day be debt free.
Since my separation I found I was unable to manage my money and my debts were spiralling out of control. DRS have been a rock for me and my family and we feel so much happier knowing we can call them any time for help when needed.
A real weight was lifted right from the first call, now we are able to see the light at the end of the tunnel. It's going to take a while, but we are confident that with the help of DRS things are already improving.
When someone dies, if they are a property owner who owns a property with someone else, then usually as part of the probate process which deals with their estate, any property they own will be dealt with in accordance with their will.
However, sometimes, we find that a spouse died some time ago and their name remains on the property title with HM Land Registry and needs to be removed. This is usually discovered perhaps when the second owner dies, or if they wish to sell the house or take out finance such as equity release etc.
As long as we can obtain a copy of the death certificate, we can remove a deceased proprietor from the title. This can be done if the property was jointly owned and the remaining owner is still living.
If the property was owned as Tenants in Common, the deceased's will and Grant of Probate will be required in order to complete the process.
A simple set of forms is required by HM Land Registry and the property will revert to the remaining sole owner.
When someone dies, if they are a property owner who owns a property with someone else, then usually as part of the probate process which deals with their estate, any property they own will be dealt with in accordance with their will.
However, sometimes, we find that a spouse died some time ago and their name remains on the property title with HM Land Registry and needs to be removed. This is usually discovered perhaps when the second owner dies, or if they wish to sell the house or take out finance such as equity release etc.
As long as we can obtain a copy of the death certificate, we can remove a deceased proprietor from the title. This can be done if the property was jointly owned and the remaining owner is still living.
If the property was owned as Tenants in Common, the deceased's will and Grant of Probate will be required in order to complete the process.
A simple set of forms is required by HM Land Registry and the property will revert to the remaining sole owner.
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