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We understand that sometimes people struggle financially. Bills can pile up and it’s difficult to make ends meet. It feels scary and you’re tempted to ignore the situation, hoping things will improve.
If you're worried about paying money back, your debt feels like a huge burden because you're spending more than you earn, you're struggling to pay your mortgage/rent/bills or several of your cards are at the maximum credit limit... it's time to ask for help. We're here to help.
If you want to speak to our dedicated team please select the 'Need help?' button on the right hand side of the page.
Our fully trained team have lots of experience with financial difficulty, and will take time to understand your individual situation and look at the options available to help you.
We will need to get an accurate picture of your situation so please have a few details to hand:
You'll find most of this information on your bank statements or by looking at your bank account online. If you don't bank with NatWest, then call your bank as soon as you can.
If you are struggling with your finances, you may want to consider contacting a free debt advice organisation.
There are a number of organisations who can help. NatWest work in partnership with PayPlan (a third party company), who offer free and confidential debt advice, helping you take control of your finances.
If you find yourself worrying about debt, PayPlan offer advice by phone, email and live chat making it quick and easy to access the advice you need. Arrange a call or email back from Payplan.
What are signs that I might need help?
1. You’re regularly spending more than you earn.
2. You’re worried about paying back the money you owe and your debts feel like a huge burden.
3. You’re dealing with difficult circumstances that make it hard for you to manage your money
4. You’re being contacted about unpaid bills and missed payments.
5. Several of your cards are at the maximum credit limit.
Citizens Advice
Free advice on debt, benefits, housing, legal matters, employment and general consumer advice.
Money Advice Service
Free advice on debt, divorce/separation, setting up a new home, care & disability.
Stepchange Debt Charity
Free advice on bankruptcy, charging orders, employment, benefits, money management and mortgage/repossession support.
Shelter
Free advice on housing, debt, benefits, eviction & homelessness.
National Debt Line
Free and confidential advice on debt.
