Refer your client.

If you have a client who is struggling to make repayments, taking out loans to pay off other loans, has been declined credit, or they just tell you they’re struggling, send them our way. Debtfix was created as a lifeline to help New Zealanders drowning in debt.


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Step One: Determine whether or not the customer needs assistance

Signs to look out for:

  • They are missing repayments or consistently accruing fees

  • They are taking out loans to pay for everyday expenses or to cover existing loan repayments

  • They are struggling to pay for basic necessities like rent or power, or are already in arrears with those payments

  • They are using credit for everyday living expenses

  • They have a sudden change in circumstance i.e. illness, pregnancy, relationship breakdown, death in the family

  • They are juggling multiple debts

  • They have been declined for further credit

  • They tell you they need help



Step Two: Let them know about Debtfix’s services

Debtfix can provide them with debt solution advice free of charge, and work with them on sorting their finances, but they’ll need to be prepared to do the work, be disciplined in their spending, and be honest about their financial situation.

Let your client know that we’re not a money-lending service. Rather, we’ll be working with them to create a budget and a personalised plan to solve their debt dilemma.

 
 

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Step Three: Put them in touch with us

There are a number of ways to get in contact with Debtfix:

Our Expectations

We hope that our clients will follow this path to recovery and financial resilience after consulting with us, and/or adopting a debt solution recommended by us (whether it be bankruptcy or debt repayment order or otherwise).

Overcoming crisis (3 months after advice)

Client reaches a trigger point, has contacted us for advice and is starting to act upon usable advice.

  • Improved wellbeing

  • Reduced creditor pressure

  • Increased confidence

  • Budget coming under control

  • Progress with sorting debts

  • Arrears not worsening

Stability (9 months after advice)

Client has regained control of finances, chosen a course of action and has stability to pursue it.

  • Continued improvement to wellbeing

  • Increased confidence

  • Budget stability

  • Progress with sorting debts

  • Arrears not worsening

  • Increased sense of financial resilience

Path to recovery (15 months after advice)

Client starting to manage money for the long term and is progressing to financial health.

  • Continued improvement to wellbeing

  • Increased confidence

  • Continued budget stability

  • Building resilience

  • Planning for financial future


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Don’put it off any longer.

If your client is in dangerous waters with their debt, we can help.