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Money matters

It is advisable to seek independent advice if you are considering borrowing money or if you are asked to guarantee a loan for someone else. Credit providers such as banks, building societies, credit unions, finance companies and businesses, must tell you what your rights and obligations are in any credit arrangement; however alternative finance arrangements may affect your budget quite differently.

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