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I have a debt management plan with Churchwood Financial & I need help please.

NatwestInsuranceMan
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Hello everyone, I have currently got a debt management plan with Churchwood Financial, they are based in Stockport. (http://www.churchwoodfinance.co.uk/)
Every month i pay £175 to them via direct debit, this gets split 3 ways.
Part of this goes towards paying my MBNA Credit card (current balance £683).
Part of it goes towards paying off my Alliance & Leicester loan (current balance £1237) and the last part of it is paid directly to Churchwood as their fee/charge, which i think is approx £36 a month.
Just wondered if anyone else has had dealings with Churchwood or if anyone has left them? I am tempted to leave them but i don't know how this will affect my payments for my Credit Card & Loan. I don't want to pay them a fee every month when i could use £36 on something else, like clearing my debs quicker. Any help really appreciated.
Thank you everyone, from a worried man, getting balder by the day!
Every month i pay £175 to them via direct debit, this gets split 3 ways.
Part of this goes towards paying my MBNA Credit card (current balance £683).
Part of it goes towards paying off my Alliance & Leicester loan (current balance £1237) and the last part of it is paid directly to Churchwood as their fee/charge, which i think is approx £36 a month.
Just wondered if anyone else has had dealings with Churchwood or if anyone has left them? I am tempted to leave them but i don't know how this will affect my payments for my Credit Card & Loan. I don't want to pay them a fee every month when i could use £36 on something else, like clearing my debs quicker. Any help really appreciated.
Thank you everyone, from a worried man, getting balder by the day!
I no longer work for Natwest, I left in 2012. But i can't change my name..
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Get rid and go with a free debt charity like Stepchange or Payplan.
Fee paying DMPs are a bad idea as it will take you longer to clear your debt.What will your verse be?
R.I.P Robin Williams.0 -
Talk to a free charity. You can always send a payment yourself while transferring.
If you do it after the next payment, you have a month to sort it, but check the notice period in your current providers terms.:beer:0
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