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Debt management firms

 

We have written to debt management firms recently.

This follows an increase in customers with debt management plans being transferred between firms.

In a letter to firms, we reminded them of their responsibilities when buying or selling

customers' contracts or contact details.

In particular, the letter emphasised the need for firms, which are considering selling on their customers, to advise the FCA of this at an early stage.

A copy of the letter is available on our website.

 

 

 

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Whilst this is good news - Consumer Action Group would still advise people needing to enter into Debt Management plans - to either DIY their plans with help from CAG or use one of the Debt Management Charities, National Debtline, Payplan, Stepchange. That way you wont be charged any fees and that money can be better used paying off your debts.

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