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Our blog covers the latest news at PayPlan, tips to help you save money, our latest press releases, expert insight and everything in between.
Important Update (June 2025):This blog was originally published in 2019. Since then, there have been important updates to IVA (Individual Voluntary Arrangement) protocols and guidance. While much of the information below may still be useful, some details may now be…
Nick Payne, Senior Insolvency Practitioner for Payplan, talks about the rise in buy-to-let investment and what to do if you are a landlord struggling with debt. “The number of buy-to-let landlords is significantly increasing. House prices are still relatively low,…
By Sarah Reeve Payplan has recently won two major awards at the Institute of Money Advisers (IMA) conference for new initiatives aimed at helping people deal with their debt. In the first of two blogs Sarah Reeve, Payplan’s Head of…
Michael tells us about his job as Helpline Adviser and why he is proud to work for Payplan: “Every weekday morning I wake up knowing I will be putting smiles on people’s faces. That’s because I work in Payplan’s Helpline department –…
f you’re in a serious relationship in which food, bills, utilities and other expenses are paid for together, you may be tempted to open up a joint bank account. However, you may be unsure whether it is the right move.…
Bankruptcy is not an easy subject to discuss and that can make it difficult to understand. At Payplan we are often asked about bankruptcy and, although we do not specifically deal with it on behalf of our clients, we want…
While your wedding day can be one of the best days of your life, the cost of getting married can easily spiral out of control, especially if you get caught up in the excitement and keep adding things to your…
If you are a Company Director you may be struggling with debt for a variety of reasons; perhaps a major customer has gone under owing you a lot of money or maybe customers are not buying as much as they…
At Payplan we are seeing more people who have multiple payday loans calling us as they find themselves in the payday loan trap. People are finding it difficult to manage their finances and find themselves using a short term loans.…
It only seems like last week that the kids were packed off back to school, but half term is just around the corner. Trying to think of fun things to do with them is difficult, especially when you are on…
A debt management plan, or a DMP, is only one solution available if you are struggling to maintain payments to your creditors. At Payplan we understand that a DMP may not be suitable for everyone and we therefore provide all…
Bankruptcy is a form of insolvency and it is often referred to as a ‘last resort’ because of the long term affect it can have. Looking for a suitable solution for your debts can be a daunting experience and many…
There is a big difference between being threatened with a County Court Judgment and actually receiving one. A lot of creditors use the threat of legal proceedings to get you to pay more towards your debt, especially if you are…
A Debt Management Plan, or a DMP, is an informal agreement between you and your creditors. When looking for a suitable solution for your debts it can be a daunting experience and many people contacting us have lots of questions.…
Ask Payplan a question… Is my home at risk if I enter into a Debt Management Plan? If you are a homeowner in debt ensuring your home is secure is one of the biggest priorities; it is because of this…
Every individual in the UK must pay Income Tax if their income exceeds a certain amount, however the way this is paid varies depending on their working status. If you are employed then you will pay yours directly through your…
For those seeking help with their debts bankruptcy is often seen as the quick and easy solution. Some people also believe it is free. However, this is not the case. Let us explain…