debt consolidation with debt line

Our personalised Debt Management Plans can help you consolidate debts without taking out a loan or borrowing any more money. We simplify your outgoings by combining all of your current repayments to creditors into one reduced monthly payment that you can afford. We’ll also negotiate to try and get interest and charges frozen on your debts so that you won’t have to pay your creditors more on top of what you already owe. To talk more with us about sorting out your finances with a Debt Management Plan, contact us today on 08000 914 525.

Find your creditors

We help our customers manage their debts with over 1000 companies. If you are looking for debt consolidation without having to borrow more, you can find all of the creditors and types of debt we can help you with here. We also provide key information on each company and give you the opportunity to write a review of your experiences with them.

Please take a few moments to review each of your creditors. Tell us both the good and the bad so that we can make every page as useful as possible. You can find a creditor using our search box or by browsing the categories below.

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Number of debts dealt with by Debt Line for UK customers

106093 customers currently use Debt Line to reduce the amount they pay to to an affordable level. For fast help with NO CREDIT CHECK click here now.

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In debt with a company? Know your Rights

In November 2012, the Office of Fair Trading updated their Debt Collection guidelines. It is important that you know:

  1. Companies cannot force you to repay more than you can comfortably afford each month.
  2. If you make a reduced payment, companies should not refuse it.
  3. If you enter a Debt Management Plan with Debt Line, companies should not contact you directly, they should contact Debt Line.

Please note the above guidelines are how Debt Line have interpreted the OFT Debt Collection Guidance July 2003 (updated 2012).

  For the full guidelines, click here. PDF File. Opens in a new window.

A selection of 1,000+ companies that we deal with daily: