Guardian launches free arrears helpline

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Guardian Debt Management has launched a free and confidential arrears helpline with the aim of providing UK homeowners with the advice and tools to help them through their current financial situation.

The firm is urging intermediaries to fully assess their clients' overall financial picture and utilise the free arrears helpline facility if their situation demands it. Its helpline is manned by personnel with experience in the lending arena, the legal profession and the debt management sector. The service aims to provide a wide range of free financial assistance and also offers callers an option to instruct Guardian to manage their situation; ie to deal directly with the lenders, courts, creditors on the caller's behalf. Guardian says the service will only be utilised in accordance with ...

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