Debt Advice Slough
Slough has 14.1 bankruptcies per 10,000 of the adult population according to the Insolvency Service regional statistics. This ranks Slough 290 out of 386 towns and cities. The charity’s helpline caller research revealed Slough’s average unsecured household debt (things like personal loans and credit cards) is £27,133, which is owed to 9.0 creditors on average.
Slough Citizens Advice Bureaus
Slough and the surrounding areas has a number of local Citizens Advice Bureau offices that are able to offer face to face debt advice.
Alternatively, you can speak to one of the charity’s specialist debt helpline Advisors by calling 0800 043 40 50. The free, confidential helpline is open Monday to Friday 8am to 6pm. There’s no need to book an appointment.
If you’re struggling with debt, it’s important to remember that you’re not alone and that there are a number of specialist debt charities in the UK that provide free, impartial advice to anyone that is worried about debt.
Slough Council
Slough Borough Council
Landmark Place
High Street
SL1 1JL
If you have a council tax or benefit enquiry, you’ll need to contact Slough Council on one of the helpline numbers listed below.
If you’re experiencing financial difficulties, you must make sure you continue to manage your priority payments such as Council Tax, rent/mortgage and utilities, even if it means you cannot meet your monthly unsecured credit commitments.
That’s because the consequences of not managing your priority payments are much more severe. You should always contact your local council if you are struggling as you may be entitled to help paying your Council Tax.
Other useful Slough debt advice resources
Areas covered by this Slough debt advice guide:
Burnham, Littleworth, Salt Hill, Slough, Upton, Cippenham (SL1), Colnbrook, Datchet, Fulmer, George Green, Horton, Langley, Poyle (SL3), Boveney, Clewer, Cranbourne, Dorney, Eton, Eton Wick, Fifield, Oakley Green, Old Windsor, Spital, Windsor, Berkshire, Winkfield, Woodside (SL4)
Helpline Callback
If you’re unable to call our free debt helpline number 0800 043 40 50 right now, you can fill in the form below and one of our advisors will call you back at a time of your choosing.