Are you stuck in your overdraft and can’t get out? Overdrafts were designed for short-term use — but many people end up using them as part of their monthly income. With high fees, interest, and constant pressure from the bank, overdraft debt can quickly become overwhelming. But there is a way out — and we’re here to help.
Get Overdraft Help NowBanks charge daily or monthly fees just for using your overdraft — even if you’re only slightly overdrawn. Interest rates of 40% or more are not uncommon, and once you rely on it to pay bills or survive the month, it becomes a trap.
Yes. Overdrafts are considered unsecured debts — meaning they can be included in solutions like:
We’ll help you include the overdraft along with any credit cards, loans, or payday debt you may have.
Banks like HSBC, Lloyds, NatWest, or Barclays may send overdraft debt to collection agencies if your account is closed or defaulted. These debts can also be sold to third-party collectors such as Link Financial or Lowell Financial.
We’ll stop all contact from creditors once your plan is in place. You don’t need to deal with them alone.
Stop the Stress — Get HelpIf your overdraft is included in a debt solution, you may need to switch to a new basic bank account — one without an overdraft. This prevents further charges and gives you a fresh start without surprise deductions.
We’ll guide you through opening a safe account and managing your money moving forward.
We help people combine overdrafts with other types of debt every day, including:
Instead of juggling 5–10 payments, you’ll make one payment each month, based on what you can afford — not what creditors demand.
Don’t let your overdraft control your life. We’ll help you break free — with clear, expert guidance at every step.
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