Household Debt Organisation Service
The Household Debt Organisation Service is designed for individuals and families seeking a complete inventory of their financial obligations. This service involves a detailed session where we catalogue all outstanding debts, including credit cards, personal loans, mortgages, and utility arrears. You will receive a consolidated document that categorises each debt by type, interest rate, and monthly payment amount. This initial step is critical for building any subsequent repayment plan, as it provides the foundational data needed for accurate planning. For example, a household with multiple store cards and a car loan would receive a clear map showing which debts are priority based on interest rates and terms. The session is conducted via a secure video call or in-person at our Limerick office, typically lasting 60-90 minutes. All information is handled with strict confidentiality under Irish data protection standards. This service is a prerequisite for our Repayment Planning Guidance, ensuring all planning is based on accurate, organised information.

Who This Service Is For
This service is for households in Ireland that have multiple debt sources and need a clear, organised view of their financial landscape. It is particularly useful for those feeling overwhelmed by scattered statements and varying payment dates.
What You Receive
You receive a consolidated debt summary report, a categorised list of obligations, and a clear explanation of each debt's terms. This document serves as the single source of truth for your household finances.
Format and Workflow
The service begins with a pre-session questionnaire to gather basic details. This is followed by a 60-90 minute structured session, after which your organised debt inventory is delivered within 48 hours.
Repayment Planning Guidance Service
Create a realistic, step-by-step repayment schedule based on your organised debt inventory.
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