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Debt Relief Order
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Protected Trust Deed
Debt Arrangement Scheme
Sequestration
Minimal Asset Process
Debt Advice
Help and Advice
Debt and Benifits
Debt Collectors
Joint Debt
Debt and Your Home
Bailiffs and Enforcement
Breathing Space Scheme
CCJs and Court Enforcement
Understanding Your Credit Score
Types of Debt
Council Tax Arrears
Credit Card Debt
Payday Loans
Catalogue and Store Card Debt
Overdraft debt
HMRC & tax debt
Student loan debt
Utility bills
Business debt
Resources
What Happens If You Can’t Repay A Benefit Overpayment
Orbit Field Agent Visit: Your Rights When They Come to Your Door
Resolvecall Home Visit: Do You Have to Let Them In?
Car Clamped for No Tax: DVLA Rules and How to Get It Released
DWP Driving Bans for Benefit Debt: New 2026 Powers Explained
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Agent & Case
Agent Name*
Customer Name*
Client ID / Case ID*
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Affordability
Have you sat down and worked out a budget or reviewed their banking or direct debits?
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Yes
No
💡 IF YES — Please send it so we can review it together a little later on.
IF NO - What are you basing your affordability on? Is that what you feel you have left at the end of each month?
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Loan Mode
Based on your credit score do you believe you can get a loan?
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No
Not Sure
If you can't get a loan do you have any other plans to pay off these debts?
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Loan Fact Find
Loan 1
How much is the monthly payment you pay towards this loan?
Are you up to date with your payments?
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Yes
No
IF NO — How many payments have you missed?
IF NO — Calls/defaults from creditors?
When is your next payment due?
What was happening around the time you took this loan?
💡 Use the credit report to confirm when the loan was taken and ask the client what was happening around that time.
💡 Listen carefully and take key notes during the client’s response.
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Credit Card Fact Find
Card 1
How much is the monthly payment you pay towards this card?
Is this the minimum payment?
—Please choose an option—
Yes
No
IF YES — How long have you been making minimum payments for?
Do you know how long it will take you to clear this debt paying only the minimum payments?
If you were to continue in the way you are right now, how long would it take you to pay off your card?
Can you pay more than the minimum?
—Please choose an option—
Yes
No
From the Credit Report tell the client when they took this card out / I can see you have missed x payments, are you still in arrears?
IF 3 or more payments missed explain Default Notice (Path of Debt)
💡 If 3+ payments are missed, explain the Default Notice and the path of debt.
What is your credit card limit?
💡 Highlight the limit minus the outstanding balance.
Are you using this card for your everyday living costs like food & fuel etc?
—Please choose an option—
Yes
No
How quickly in the month are you using this card?
How long have you been relying on this card?
When is the next date for this credit card payment?
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Overdraft Fact Find
Overdraft 1
How much is your Overdraft limit?
At what point in the month do you find you are having to use your Overdraft?
What could happen if you were to max out your overdraft before your wage is paid?
What is the monthly charge for using your Overdraft?
How many days do you have to wait until your wage is paid to bring you back out of your overdraft?
Do you have any other bank accounts?
—Please choose an option—
Yes
No
IF YES — Confirm names & any overdraft usage
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Store Card / Catalogue Fact Find
Store/Catalogue 1
How much is your monthly payment?
Is this the minimum payment?
—Please choose an option—
Yes
No
IF YES — Explain how minimum payments don't help reduce the balance as most of the payment only covers interest
💡 Minimum payments mostly cover interest and barely reduce principal.
How much do your balances reduce by each month if you are making minimum payments?
Can you pay more than the minimum?
—Please choose an option—
Yes
No
From the Credit Report tell the client when they took this CARD out / I can see you are up to date with payments, however this card tells me.....
💡 Use the credit report to anchor dates and current status when explaining.
What is your spending limit? Highlight the limit minus the outstanding balance
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Collections / CCJs / Bailiffs
Is there any collection activity taking place? Do you have any CCJ's? Do you have any priority debt arrears?
Have you been contacted by bailiffs?
—Please choose an option—
Yes
No
💡 If the client has a letter, ask them to upload or send it so we can resolve this quickly.
Do you have a letter from them?
—Please choose an option—
Yes
No
💡 If yes — send it to me so I can see how quickly I can resolve this.
IF CCJ's are on the credit report confirm which creditor each CCJ belongs to
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Summary of Debts
"So (Client Name) your: Total debt is"
Minimum Contractual payments are
The number of creditors you have is
💡 If payments are higher than affordability
So (Customer) You are currently paying £X but earlier in the call you said you could afford £Y. The difference is £Z. How are you managing to make up that difference?
💡 If missing payments / Not making payments & affordability is less than contractuals
Ok, so I can see the issues. You said earlier you believe you can only afford around £X which we will review shortly, but the contractual payments to your creditors are £Y. So I can see why you are not able to make the payments currently. Don’t worry though, by the end of this call, I should be able to give you some solutions to the problem.
Bailiffs Fact Find
How long have they been trying to contact you?
Have they mentioned taking any items?
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I&E Fact Find / Benefit Only
How often do you get paid?
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Weekly
Fortnightly
4 Weekly
Monthly
Accurate income after calculation
When are you getting your next wage?
Benefit Only
What Benefits do you receive?
How often do your benefits get paid?
—Please choose an option—
Weekly
Fortnightly
4 Weekly
Monthly
When are you receiving your next benefit payment?
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Summary
Total Debt
£0.00
Monthly Contractuals
£0.00
DI
£0.00
Income Deficit after Contractual Payment
£0.00
Income Due Date
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Creditor Payment Due Date
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Income Due Date
Creditor Payment Due Date
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