Protect your home and
deal with problem debts.
The first step to contact us is often the most difficult. If you are not sure, please phone us on 1800 99 00 99.
Get closer to peace of mind with just three steps.
Step One
Online Assessment
Step Two
Initial discussion
Step Three
Proceed to free consultation*
Benefits of a Personal Insolvency Arrangement
Protect your home
A Personal Insolvency Arrangement (PIA) in most cases allows for you to remain in your family home.
Clear end date
A PIA can last from a couple of months to a maximum of 7 years. Regardless of the term, you will have a clear date of when you will return to solvency.
Debt writedowns
A PIA can allow for some of your debt to be written off. This applies both to secured (mortgage) and unsecured debts (personal loans / credit cards / credit union).
Simplify your debts
A PIA consolidates your debts which simplifies your finances considerably.
Secured & Unsecured debt
A PIA looks at your entire financial situation, not just your mortgage. Credit cards, personal loans & credit unions will all be dealt with.
Reduce your interest rate
As well as seeking a debt writedown where possible, a PIA can also propose to reduce the interest rate and term of your debt.
How it Works…
Complete the 30 second online assessment
If eligible, we will proceed to a full consultation. This consultation is free if you are in arrears on your family home mortgage. Funded through the Abhaile Scheme.
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