Debt Letters to be Made Less Intimidating to People in Debt HM Treasury has proposed new rules for debt letters to make them less intimidating and easier to understand. New debt letters rules will support people in problem debt New rules for debt letters will help people to better understand and manage their debts, reducing distress and supporting mental health Published 7 October 2020 From: HM Treasury and John Glen MP The letters borrowers receive from their lenders when they are seriously behind on repayments will be easier to understand and less intimidating as a result of new rules proposed by the
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