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Questions about something we have published, a correction, or a topic you would like us to cover? Here is how to reach the editorial team, and where to turn for the free debt advice we are not able to provide.

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Tell us what you would like to consolidate and we will be in touch. We will never ask for bank passwords or card details.

This is an enquiry form, not a loan application or offer. Submitting it does not guarantee a quote or acceptance. Please do not enter bank or card details.

Get in touch

We welcome questions about the information on this site, corrections if you think we have got something wrong, and suggestions for topics you would find useful. As an independent educational publisher, we read every message that reaches us, though we cannot always reply to each one individually.

Please remember what we can and cannot do. We are happy to explain how a type of borrowing works in general, point you to the right page, or fix a factual error. We cannot comment on your personal circumstances, recommend a product, or tell you whether you would be accepted for a loan, that would be regulated advice, which we do not provide.

Email us

You can reach the editorial team by email at [email protected]. We read every message but cannot always reply to each one individually, so please allow a few working days for a response.

Please do not send sensitive financial details

Never send us online banking passwords, full card numbers, PINs, one-time security codes, or other banking credentials, we will never need them and have no way to act on them. Please also avoid sharing full account numbers or other sensitive personal data when you write to us.

If you need help with a debt

If your message is really a request for help managing money or dealing with creditors, free and impartial advice will serve you far better than we can. Our guide on when to seek free debt advice explains the signs that it is time to reach out.

Free debt advice

Free, confidential debt advice is available from MoneyHelper, StepChange, National Debtline and Citizens Advice. They can help with every option, including those that do not involve borrowing.

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For general questions about our content or a correction. Please do not include bank or card details.