Worried about money this Christmas?
As London’s Christmas lights begin to go on, many people are already worrying about how they’ll afford the weeks ahead.
For some of the people supported by Toynbee Hall, making ends meet means juggling two or three jobs alongside caring responsibilities, and still struggling to cover the bills.
Speaking on BBC Radio London for Talk Money Week, Toynbee Hall CEO Matt Dronfield highlighted the financial pressures facing households and the free support available through Debt Free Advice, the debt advice service led by Toynbee Hall.
Matt also highlighted the work of the British Gas Energy Trust, where he is a trustee, in supporting people struggling with energy bills.
His message was clear: you don’t need to wait until you’ve missed a payment to ask for help.
To hear the full interview, use the attached: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7524015540307136513/
If you’re managing to pay your bills this month but are worried about how you’ll afford next month, now is the right time to speak to an adviser.
Through Debt Free Advice, trained advisers can help you understand your options, check what financial support you may be entitled to and work out practical next steps.
The service is completely free, confidential and judgement-free.
Get free debt advice
If you’re worried about money, you don’t have to face it alone.
- Visit www.debtfreeadvice.com
- Call 0800 808 5700
And if you know someone who might be struggling, please share this advice with them. A conversation today could make a real difference tomorrow.
