Debt can happen to anyone.
A change in circumstances, rising living costs, illness or job loss can quickly lead to rent arrears, financial hardship and the risk of losing your home. When people face financial crisis, they need trusted advice and practical solutions.
That's where Debt Talk comes in.
Debt Talk CIC provides free, independent and FCA-authorised debt advice, helping people manage debt, prevent homelessness and regain financial stability. Rooted in the community and backed by specialist expertise, we support individuals and families to negotiate with creditors and landlords, maximise income, tackle rent arrears and find realistic solutions that protect their homes.
Every day, we see the impact that debt has on people's lives. Our frontline experience means we understand the challenges people face and know how to help them move forward with confidence and dignity.
At Debt Talk, we don't judge.
We listen. We advise. We act.
Tower Hamlets
Hackney
For more information or to book an appointment, call us or email advice@debttalk.org.
Know More. Stress Less.
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Breaking Point to Breaking Through reveals a hidden debt crisis affecting Bangladeshi Londoners, based on community consultations with over 45 residents, frontline workers and statutory organisations in Tower Hamlets.
Despite 63% of Bangladeshi Londoners living in poverty, there is no dedicated, culturally responsive debt advice service for this community. The report shows how shame and honour (izzat), faith-based barriers to interest, informal lending, remittance pressures and intergenerational trauma combine to push families into crisis before they seek help.