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Redundancy and reduced income
Losing your job can be daunting at first. But with the right support, you can minimise the impact of redundancy. Our guide helps you understand your rights with your employer after being made redundant, how to sort out your finances, and where you can find third-party support.
Redundancy - what to ask your employer
Redundancy can cause a lot of stress and uncertainty, especially when it comes to your finances. You need to make sure you have all the relevant facts to hand in order to start planning your future.
Sorting your finances
If you're struggling with your financial commitments due to reduced income, try completing our downloadable income and expenditure form(opens in a new tab).
You could also try some of these options to see if you can boost your income or reduce your outgoings.
Has your income recently gone down?
As soon as you feel yourself struggling or worrying about how to manage your money, give us a call. Calling us will never make the situation worse. Our trained telephony partners are here to help you, when you need us the most.
To get the most out of your call with us, check out our call checklist. Don’t worry if you haven’t got all this information to hand. The most important step is making that first call.
Third party advice and support
We understand making that first call can be difficult. Before speaking with us, you may find it helpful to discuss your situation with someone else first, especially if you have multiple creditors. For free, independent and confidential money advice, please see below.