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This is a course for those with a genuine desire to help others with debt problems.

It examines where money goes, how to reduce money worries and develop a plan for spending money that achieves financial goals.

Who should attend

start a career The course would be of particular benefit to the following:

Individuals who would benefit from being more financially shrewd
HR Managers/Welfare Officers who need to help individuals become financially aware within their organisation
Individuals who would like to become debt counsellors and advise those less fortunate on debt management

What you will learn

How to compile an effective budget to understand where money goes
Enhance your knowledge to help make rewarding decisions for others on:
- Debt reduction programmes
- Debt Management programmes
- IVAs
- Bankruptcy
- CVAs
- Debt consolidation

What you will receive

Comprehensive course material
A highly interactive training course
Training from qualified trainers with a debt counselling background
Access to free after course support

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Who can benefit?

Debt issues are often more complex than basic non-payment. It is far easier to collect a debt if the person owing it is maximising their income and making the best use of it.

Debt counselling is more than just advice it requires an active helping hand.

At the same time it is important to understand what is reasonable expenditure, and most importantly become better positioned to educate debtors on the importance of prioritising debts. Individuals can be trained to be more empathetic and able to identify solutions that really help.

This additional knowledge and skill set can only be acquired by training from experienced debt counsellors who can equip delegates to ask the right questions and identify underlying issues before suggesting a new money strategy.