Worrying about money can have a huge impact on our health. Being in debt can be stressful and sometimes people feel reluctant or anxious about discussing their debts or their health situation.
This can create a ‘vicious cycle’. The more you worry about your debts, the more you may feel unable to deal with them. Our advisers at National Debtline can help you break this cycle and help you feel better about your situation.
At National Debtline, we will always offer free, unbiased advice. We do not judge, and we will treat any information that you give us confidentially.
You can choose to:
- contact us by phone or webchat (you can remain anonymous if you want to);
- use our online advice tools;
- give your contact details so that we can send you tailored information, such as fact sheets and sample letters to use;
- give us permission to speak to a friend or relative about your options (we will not speak to anyone without your permission);
- remain anonymous and use the information on our website; and
- end a discussion if you need to at any time.
Everyone has a different situation. If you’re struggling with debt, call us today, for free, impartial debt advice. You can speak to one of our highly trained advisers between Monday to Friday 9am-8pm and Saturdays 9:30am-1pm – or get advice online any time. Call us on 0808 808 4000 or visit NationalDebtline.org/yourhealth
