Feel like your money doesn’t stretch as far as it used to each month? You’re not alone, we’re here to help.
If you're feeling stressed about repayments, there are things you can do.
Start by reviewing where your money is going, including
regular bills and expenses. Our budget calculator can help you see where small adjustments might make a big difference.
If you have loans, mortgages or credit cards with us and are facing difficulties with repayments or have missed any, please request a call or contact us by secure mail in our Mobile Banking app.
We’re here to support you and will do our best to explore options that may suit your circumstances. Having a chat with us about your situation won’t affect your credit score.
If you choose
to apply for any of our support options, we’ll always let you know in advance
if it will affect your credit score.
request a call .
Support options for your specific needs
If you’ve had a change in circumstances and need support with your existing Danske Bank mortgage, we may have support options available to make things easier, like:
Reducing
your payments for an agreed period of time.
Pausing repayments for a short period
of time. Because this is the most expensive option for you, we’ll only offer
this if it’s appropriate.
Looking to see if we could change your
existing Danske mortgage product or term.
Our specially trained advisers can discuss which
options are available to you and any impact it may have on your credit file.
Mortgage Charter: Danske
Bank is committed to the UK Government's Mortgage Charter. If
you're worried about mortgage repayments, learn more about applying online.
Typically used for unexpected expenses, overdrafts aren't meant for daily costs and can be an expensive way to borrow money. It is a form of short-term borrowing, and we can ask you to repay it in full at any
time.
If you’re consistently paying interest on your overdraft, or are using it for regular bills and payments, some of the options to repay the overdraft and reduce interest costs could include:
Combining debts into one manageable payment
Creating a repayment plan to repay your overdraft in a structured way
Reviewing our range of current accounts to see if one might suit you better.
If you regularly use your overdraft, fees can add up, making it harder to repay. You may want to see our Cost Calculator to understand how much you’re paying to use your overdraft.
Overdraft – Repeat Use
Overdraft Repeat Use is the term we use for regular use of and repeated reliance on an overdraft. Using an overdraft like this is an expensive way to borrow money.
We’ll send you a letter to let you know if you’re using your overdraft repeatedly, showing ways you could reduce the cost to you. We’ll ask you to contact us so we can support you and understand your current
circumstances. We might try to contact you by phone.
Our specially trained advisers can discuss which options are available to you and any impact on your credit file.
If you’re
worried about meeting your personal loan repayments, we may have support
options available to make things easier.
Options
available include:
Combining
debts into one manageable payment
Repaying
any arrears in a structured plan
Pausing
repayments for a short period of time. Because this is the most expensive
option for you, we’ll only offer this if it’s appropriate.
Our
specially trained advisers can discuss which options are available to you and
any impact on your credit file.
Each month you must make at least the minimum
repayment towards what you owe on your card. If you’re worried about not being
able to do this, please contact us as soon as you can.
Missed payments will impact your credit score, but
speaking to us will not.
Only making the minimum repayment will cost you more
in interest and take you longer to pay back.
If you’re paying more in interest, fees and charges
on your credit card than the amount you have paid towards what you have
borrowed for at least 18 months, this is referred to as being in persistent debt.
If you
would like help to reduce your credit card debt, we can help with:
Merging
your existing Danske debts into one affordable monthly payment.
Agreeing
a repayment plan, based on your individual circumstances.
Request a call back or you can get in touch by secure mail in our
Mobile Banking app for more personalised support. We're here to help you
through these challenges, and your discussions with us are confidential.
The cost of living crisis may affect many of you. If you have a money concern, we have practical ways to help. You can also request a call from us to see what support is available.
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