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The sites use similar or slightly amended domain names which imply that they are affiliated to organisations such as Citizens Advice, Advice UK, National Debtline or the Consumer Credit Counselling Service. Some of the website names also imply that they have some official status or sanction from the Government.

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The Consumer Credit Act sets out very strict guidelines for the content and format of all Credit Card, Loan and other Financial Agreements, that must be followed by all Lenders in this Country. Write Off Debt under the Consumer Credit Act.

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I want to tell you how a firm of Solicitors can now arrange for your Loan or Credit Card to be completely written off. Astonishingly around 80% of Loans and 70% of Credit Cards taken out before April 2007 do not need to be repaid and the outstanding balance must be written off by the Lenders

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BBC Panorama Cant Pay Wont Pay. As more people find themselves in debt, one couple found loopholes in their credit agreements to avoid paying tens of thousands of pounds. But a High Court judge had the final word.

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Monday’s Panorama, presented by consumer champion Paul Kenyon, took a look at the debt industry and its battles with borrowers.

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As a nation we’ve racked up nearly £1.5 trillion of personal debt, and are increasingly falling behind with payments on our credit cards, overdrafts and bank loans.

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You may be legally entitled to some or all of your balance of your loan or credit card written off. Financial Compensation Claims Solicitors can check your agreements to see if they comply with the Consumer Credit Act of 1974.

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Credit Issues could help thousands of people write off the entire balances of their credit card and unsecured loans through a completely legal process.

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The Law states that Loan Agreements that fail to comply with the Consumer Credit Act or other relevant Laws become unenforceable Contracts.

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