YOU COULD SAVE £1000's
ON YOUR EXISTING
LOANS/CREDIT CARDS

If you owe more than £2500 on your loans or credit cards, with at least 9 months to pay, that loan may be legally unenforceable and the debt may not be collected, you could save thousands and even get repaid previous charges!

Credit Agreements that qualify to be completely written off must also:

	Have been taken out by you personally
	Have Originally been for less than £25,001
	Have been taken out before April 2007
	Have a monthly repayment of £120 or more
	Have 9 months+ left to pay

More Unenforceable Credit Agreement Info

For a FREE assessment of your borrowings to see if you qualify all you need to do is provide a few details, tick the boxes and hit 'Send' now and we'll do the rest there's NO obligation.

If one or more of the prescribed terms in your loan or credit card agreement was not met, according to the Consumer Credit Act of 1974, it can result in the agreement being found to be unenforceable and you could save £1,000's by completing the short form on the right.

Most loan and credit card companies don't have the original credit card agreement and they're sending only terms and conditions when you take out your loan, credit card or mortgage, this alone is a breach of the Consumer Credit Act which makes the agreement unenforceable.

Check to see if you have an unenforceable credit agreement now by completing the short form on the right.

Here's just some of what the media are saying;


'The bill gives us the once-in-a-generation opportunity to prevent more people becoming trapped in grossly unfair credit deals'

'A couple who feared losing their home after a loan of less than £6,000 spiralled to more than £380,000 expressed their relief last night after the court of appeal ruled the debt should be wiped out... They said the loan agreement was unenforceable under the Consumer Credit Act.'

'...certain technical breaches of the Consumer Credit Act can lead to an agreement being irredeemably unenforceable.'