Debt counselling is a structured process designed to help individuals who are overwhelmed by debt regain financial stability. By working with a registered debt counsellor, your financial obligations can be consolidated into a single, affordable monthly repayment plan, ensuring legal protection and peace of mind.
Step-by-Step Process of Debt Counselling
- Assessment:
- Your debt counsellor will assess your income, expenses, and debt obligations to determine if you are over-indebted.
- Budget Planning:
- A realistic budget is created to prioritize essential expenses while setting aside funds for debt repayment.
- Negotiation with Creditors:
- Your debt counsellor negotiates with creditors to reduce interest rates, waive fees, and extend repayment terms.
- Legal Protection:
- Once under debt review, you are legally protected from creditors taking legal action against you.
- Implementation of the Repayment Plan:
- You make a single monthly payment to a Payment Distribution Agency (PDA), which then distributes the funds to your creditors.
- Debt Clearance:
- Upon completion of the repayment plan, you receive a clearance certificate, signaling your debt-free status.
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- Upon completion of the repayment plan, you receive a clearance certificate, signaling your debt-free status.
Why Choose Debt Counselling?
Debt counselling not only helps you avoid repossession of your assets but also provides you with the tools and support to achieve long-term financial freedom. It is a regulated process under the National Credit Act, ensuring fairness and transparency. Our Debt Counsellor is Registered with the National Credit Regulator since 2010.
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📞 Call us: 086 100 1047
📧 Email us: help@dcgsa.co.za
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