We understand that most UK households are affected by the rising cost of energy, food and bills. That’s why we want to reassure you that we are here to listen. In some cases, we can offer support if you’re facing financial difficulties.
The support we offer will depend on your personal circumstances and how long you’re likely to need help.
Options could include (but are not limited to):
• Extending your payment due date. For example, giving you slightly longer to catch up with any missed payments
• Reducing your payments for an agreed period
• Changing the date your monthly payment is due
• Referring you to debt support agencies
• Or a combination of the above
We’ll talk through options once we understand your circumstances.
Talking to us is the best way to start your journey of support. Call our specialist team on 0333 321 6060 (and select Option Two) between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday.
You can also let us know you need support by emailing us on: Customer.Enquiries@closebrothers.com. Please remember to include your telephone number and your agreement number. We’ll then call you back as soon as we can.
Be aware that missing payments could affect your credit rating. This could make it more difficult to get credit in the future.
Need help to manage your finances?
If you’re falling behind with your payments, or likely to be, try speaking to a trained and experienced debt advisor. They can help you find a solution that’s right for you. If you access debt advice services as early as possible, you’re more likely to get a better outcome.
Confidential money guidance and debt advisory services can:
• Give you advice on better ways to manage your money
• Check to see if there are any benefits or entitlements you could claim
• Tell you about the ways of dealing with debts that are open to you
• Get you out of debt faster
The benefits of obtaining debt advice
Confidential money guidance and debt advisory services can:
- Give you advice on better ways to manage your money
- Check to see if there are any benefits or entitlements you might be able to claim
- Tell you about the ways of dealing with debts that are open to you
- Get you out of debt faster
Where to find help
There are lots of resources available to help you manage your finances. This could be around budgeting and debt advice to debt solutions. Online services give you access to get immediate, personalised help. Some services are available 24 hours a day. Telephone services allow you to speak to an expert advisor. They're usually available on weekdays, evenings and Saturdays.
The MoneyHelper debt advice tool (link below) has lots of resources to help you find the support you need. Whether that's online, over the telephone or face to face. We’ve also included the details of a few free, independent organisations that can help.