Debt Check
Counsellor in Cape Town

or email: info@debtcheck.co.za.
We are a debt management practice which focuses on resolving businesses/individual's debt problems and getting them under control. We are your financial solution. We will ease your Credit Card bills, Personal loans, Home Loans, Vehicle Finance etc. So you can have peace of mind. We operate nation-wide throughout Southern Africa with our Head Office in Cape Town. Contact us today.

It is a member of the Debt Financial Management Group (DFM) and specialises in helping individuals realise financial freedom. We make use of the largest payment distribution agency, the National Payment Distributing Agency (NPDA) to handle all of our clients’ financial obligations. Our professional advisors are trained to exercise discretion while helping you find a solution tailor made to suit your needs because at Debt Check we understand that everyone’s situation is different. As a result, we have forged a good working relationship with most credit providers. The whole application and assessment process can be done telephonically or via email thus saving you time. We treat each case with professionalism, individual attention and confidentiality. Our skilled Debt Advisors will help you manage your finances more effectively and restore your credit status and financial stability. Debt Counselling or Review is a formal debt rehabilitation program that helps over-indebted consumers find an affordable way to manage overwhelming debt obligations. Upon completion of the Debt Review process, the client receives a clearance certificate and a clear record against their name. Many people will state that the best feeling is having a stressful affair taken care of, which is true. Once a consumer reaches a state of debt havoc, having your finances taken under deep scrutiny by qualified professionals is the exact relief you seek. We know that the South African population is over indebted and we have found 10 of the most common reasons why people are in debt. It is a proven statement that most consumers who are in debt are those of the middle and lower classes. In 2015 it was found that more than half of the South African population’s active credit consumers are over indebted. A large number of people think pawning their belongings is an easy solution to get some quick cash. Prior to its introduction in 2007, credit was readily available and was abused by both creditors through their aggressive marketing campaigns and consumers alike by living above their means. The Debt Counselling process allows consumers use of their available funds to cover their living expenses and to apportion the remaining funds to their debt obligations.