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Write Off 80% Debts with SwiftDebtAssist UK

What is Write off debt?

Write off debt is a debt management solution. The creditors will write off your debt after a certain period if you have taken any of the debt management solutions or if it is declared as non-collectible. This will give you a solution to your debt-related problems. These solutions will save you on interest money and other payments. It is designed to help individuals gain control over their finances while reducing their debts.

Your piled-up debts which you couldn’t pay due to financial situations can be paid by taking write off debt solution that helps you conquer your debts easily from creditors.

Benefits

We offer unique and personalized services which are related to your situation and that will benefit you on a different level. We mainly focus on the individuals and solve the financial crises regardless of the circumstances.

Eligibility Criteria

Before applying for the debt management solution, make sure you satisfy all the eligibility criteria. The UK government has put forward a few qualifying benchmarks that have to be satisfied and qualified in order to avail of the service.

Age

Age

The individual applying should be at least 21 years of age to get qualified.

Residency

Residency

The applicant has to be a legal UK resident, only then he is eligible for the service.

Address

Address

An individual has to have a permanent UK address as proof of staying in UK.

Income

Income

In order to get qualified for the service, the applicant has to have a regular income.

Bank Account

Bank Account

An active bank account will get the individual qualified for the service easily.

Bankruptcy

Bankruptcy

The applicant applying for the service should not have been bankrupt in the past year.

Illustrative Example

Assuming You Have Unsecured Debts Totaling to

£11,000

Your Monthly Repayments Before Write off

£458

Your Monthly Repayments After 80% Write off

£91

Things to Remember

No other credits

When you apply for a write off debt plan then you cannot avail of any other loans or credits from banks.

Circumstances

It is suitable for the one who has exceptional circumstances of not having savings, income or assets.

Creditors

You should tell and show your situation to creditors that you are unlikely to get improved in the future.

Affect Credit Score

This will show up on your credit history and affect your ability to get credit in the future.

Things to Remember

How to Apply

We know that it is difficult to be stressed under debts, so we provide the most convenient way to clear your debts. Your situation will be thoroughly analyzed by the Insolvency Practitioner from our connections before giving you a plan of action.

Online Form

Online Form

Submit all your required details through the online form.

IVA Advisor

Insolvency Practitioner (IP)

Get connected with the legal IP regarding debt advice.

Debt Free

Debt Free

Start paying off the debts according to the plan to become debt-free.

Want to get your Debts written off?

Avail write off debts

Various Debts You Can Write Off Using Our Debt Help Solutions

At SwiftDebtAssist, you can apply to avail the suitable debt reduction plan which when implemented can help you write off many different types of debts. Although most of them are unsecured debts, in a few cases, even secured debts can be written off. Here are a few types of debts that can be waived off with our solutions.

Credit Cards

Credit Cards

Tax Debts

Tax Debts

Overdrafts

Overdrafts

Utility Bills

Utility Bills

personal loans

Personal Loans

Benefit Arrears

Benefit Arrears

National Insurance

National Insurance

Loans From Family Friends

Loans From Family/Friends

Frequently Asked Questions

Unless you can genuinely not afford to repay your debts, you are not eligible to avail a debt help solution. And to be eligible to avail a debt solution, you need to be a resident of the UK with a maximum outstanding debt of £20K, a maximum monthly disposable income of £50, and a total asset value of not more than £1000. If you are facing a situation with these parameters, you can apply to avail a suitable debt reduction plan and a licensed IP will analyze your issues to sort it with your creditors to write off the debts.
In the UK, there are diverse debt help solutions to write off debts. However, the referral terms and regulations change from place to place. The debt management services available in England, Wales, & N. Ireland include - Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA), Debt Management Plan (DMP), Debt Relief Order (DRO), Debt Consolidation, & Bankruptcy. In Scotland, they are the - Minimal Asset Process (MAP), Debt Arrangement Scheme (DAS), Protected Trust Deed (PTD), & Sequestration (the Scottish version of bankruptcy).
You, along with your IP will be the most suited people to decide the right debt help solution for you. Once you are eligible to avail a debt help solution, you can apply for it, and your IP will analyze your financial situation, your income levels, your debts, etc., and chalk out a suitable debt help solution. Your IP will work to sort out your debt issues with your creditors and will persuade them to write off most debts. If all goes well, a major chunk of your debts can be written off legally according to the debt management plan.
Every debt help solution is a private agreement that will proceed in between you, your creditor, and your IP. However, the details and information in regard to your debt help solution will be recorded in the Insolvency Register temporarily for a period of time that differs according to the availed debt solution. After the debt help solution term is completed successfully, the details will be removed from the database. However, there are chances that the creditors or other people can view your details while they are on the database by paying a certain amount of money, otherwise, the data is not visible to the public.