Financial Difficulty
Struggling with money? You’re not alone
We understand that financial challenges can happen to anyone, and they can sometimes affect your mental wellbeing too. Whether you’re dealing with unexpected expenses, changes in income, or simply feeling overwhelmed, we’re here to support you. Let us know what you’re going through so we can help you find the right solutions.
When should I contact you?
There are a number of options available that may be able to assist you during this period of difficulty. Most of our customers have found that the sooner they contact us to discuss the situation, the sooner they feel more in control of their situation.
You can contact us here, using our contact form.
If you are a savings & deposit customer please visit our page here for further information.
Upon receipt, one of our experienced team members will give you a call to discuss your personal circumstances.
What other help is available?
Other organisations can offer free financial help and support. This may help if you are struggling with payments to multiple lenders.
Take a good look through the following sites, you may wish to discuss your personal situation with them ahead of calling us.
The Money Helper – Get free, impartial information and tools on how to manage your money.
StepChange – Get expert advice and fee-free debt management, so you can tackle your debts.
National Debtline – Free help and advice on dealing with your debt.
Government Support – Check the government site for the latest advice and support on the cost of living.
Citizens Advice – Advice on issues such as debt management and welfare benefits, housing, employment, and consumer
complaints.
Ways to contact us
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Freephone – 0800 083 2228
Monday – Friday 9am – 5pm
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United Trust Bank, One Ropemaker Street, London, EC2Y 9AW
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Submit via our online contact form