Money advisers will help you if you are having difficulty managing your money and your bills. The advice they provide is free to everyone regardless of employment status, housing situation or the amount of debt you owe.
They are independent of government, banks and lenders and their work with you is completely confidential.
Money advisers aim to help you keep your home, provide for your family and if possible pay your debts at a rate you can afford. Read our case studies to see how money advisers have helped.
Nothing is too much or too little for them to deal with. They can help you over the phone, invite you to an appointment at their office or in certain circumstances arrange to visit you at your home or a more convenient location.
You can get basic money advice from all Advice NI members but for more in depth assistance contact a dedicated money adviser at one of the centres below.
- Springfield Charitable Association
- Neighbourhood Assist
- Age Concern NI
- Housing Rights Service
- The Presbyterian Orphans & Children's Society
- Omagh Independent Advice Services
- University of Ulster Students Union
- Christian Debt Advice Centre
Alternatively, if you cannot find an Advice NI member in your area check the Links section which provides links to advice information from a variety of sources.
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