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The Consumer Credit Counselling Service is a registered charity whose purpose is to assist people who are in financial difficulty by providing free, independent, impartial and realistic advice.

Last Month

December 2009

The number of people who we spoke to via a Telephone appointment: 8,439
The number of people carried out an appointment via Debt Remedy: 3,768
Amount of money disbursed on behalf of our clients: £22,210,182

Consumer Credit Counselling Service

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Welcome to CCCS

The Foundation for Credit Counselling, based in Leeds, is the umbrella charity for the Consumer Credit Counselling Service in the United Kingdom.

Through its free national telephone service, ten regional centres and online Debt Remedy, CCCS is able to help people with debt problems wherever they live. Based on a proven and successful formula, our specialist advisory service has already helped thousands of people in the UK by providing counselling on personal budgeting, advice on the wise use of credit and, where appropriate, managing achievable plans to repay debts.

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Consumer Credit Counselling Service is a trading name of:

Foundation for Credit Counselling. Registered Office, Wade House, Merrion Centre, Leeds. LS2 8NG

Registered In England no. 2757055

Registered Charity no. 1016630

www.cccs.co.uk

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The size of debt increases significantly in older age groups. In 2008 CCCS clients aged over 40 owe, on average, more than £30,000.