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Debt Line Direct (www.debtlinedirect.com), are a recognised debt management company that have helped thousands take control of their debts and helped them to become totally debt-free.

The way we work is very different from other debt management companies because we are not driven by money whereby some debt companies simply only care about the sales coming in. We're unique because our friendly and trained staff have been in the same situation as you. That's right. WE'VE been there. So you can expect only the utmost respect and compassion and inpartial advice.

We help you get rid of your debts with various strategies. Our main one is to create a debt management plan which is to basically consolidate all your monthly repayments into one affordable payment each month. Once all the paperwork is signed we then also contact your creditors on your behalf making sure they will now leave you alone. If they do contact you after we get in touch with them, then simply hang up because by law they should not be ringing you once we step in.

We also offer other options such as an IVA, Trust Deeds and Bankruptcy. We take away your stress and strains by offering you a way out.

If you have any questions, queries or quandaries please contact us by e-mail at enquiries @ debtlinedirect.com.


We also run a separate website called THE MONEY EXPRESS which is a U.K money comparison website in which we compare masses of products such as credit cards, loans, bank accounts, utility bills, insurance and mortgages.








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Debt could be prevented with financial education

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A Confused.com debt commentator has suggested financial education in schools could help future generations avoid money troubles.

Spokesperson for the comparison site Zoe Stevens described how some people need to borrow money on an everyday basis, but it is important that they understand the repayment process.

In her view, individuals will find managing their money easier if they are taught more about the products they are using or will utilise in the future.

These comments were made after an Equifax survey found that 94 per cent of parents believe that financial education should be made part of the national curriculum.

The Confused.com debt expert remarked: "Starting this at a young age will ensure that as they grow up, children are able to make sense of what can seem like complicated financial products."

She also noted that the organisation is calling for greater clarity on the terms of so-called payday loans, since many people are signing up for them without comprehending what they are committing themselves to.

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