Debt Management Company - Gregory Pennington

As a debt management company with more than 40,000 clients and over a decade of experience providing free debt advice counselling services, debt consolidation solutions and Debt Management Programmes, Gregory Pennington is one of the largest and most established debt management companies in the UK.

As a company we pride ourselves in trying to help everyone. Since 1993 our fully trained staff have provided debt management advice to over 100,000 people with all kinds of financial problems, from all walks of life; with all kinds of credit problems.

We know that debt is overwhelming. We understand that a change in circumstances, such as the loss of a job, a death in the family, or the break-up of a relationship can put almost anyone into serious financial trouble, much faster than they realise.

That’s why we provide a Debt Management Programme that is designed to meet the personal needs of each and every individual client.

Our tailor-made Debt Management Programme helps people by combining all their debts into one affordable monthly payment. We deal with your creditors to give you some peace of mind.

Call our team of debt management
experts on freephone 0800 161 3516

Manage your bank account better with think banking

We can also provide a fully managed bank account which comes with a Maestro® card and is available to people who have been turned down by the high street banks. You can access account information 24/7 via telephone and internet banking. No credit check is required. As long as we can verify your identity, we can open an account for you!

For details, call think banking on: Freephone 0800 074 7772 or simply visit www.thinkbanking.co.uk.

At Gregory Pennington, we are totally committed to your financial well-being and to always acting clearly, fairly and honestly in all our dealings with you and with your creditors.

• Debt Management Programme
• Individual Voluntary Arrangements
• Trust Deeds for Scottish residents
• Managed bank accounts
  

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