Seeking guidance for your situation
Many people worry about money matters. Whatever you're facing, know that there is support available and you don't have to deal with it alone. Everyone's circumstances are unique and making sure you contact the right trustworthy sources of guidance is important.
Some trustworthy sources of support
Contact a Carers UK adviser: We can offer you further guidance or explore if there are other ways you can save money or increase your income. We can also help point you in the right direction if you're worried about outstanding debt. Email [email protected]
Contact StepChange: If you would like free and impartial advice about reducing any debt you have, they are specialists in this area who will be able to help. StepChange Debt Charity. Free Expert Debt Help & Advice
Contact Independent Age or Age UK: If you are caring in later life and would prefer to talk to someone about the financial concerns you have, you could contact Independent Age's helpline number on 0800 319 6789. Age UK also offers a wide range of support: Debt and savings information for older people | Age UK
Contact Mind: The mental health charity, Mind, offers some helpful suggestions if you're feeling overwhelmed with your financial situation and unsure what to do next. This online page offers a good starting point: Money and mental health
Note: Be aware of third-party agencies (especially online) claiming to be able to offer individualised solutions at a cost. All of our suggestions offer support from trained advisers and are free. Genuine advice providers will never try to sell a solution to you and will never make you feel rushed, compelled to make a decision or pressurised.
