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Newlyn Plc Bailiffs Debt – Should You Pay?

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· May 25th, 2024
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Are you worried about a bailiff from Newlyn Plc knocking at your door? Or stressed about your things being taken away? Perhaps you’re finding it tough to talk with the bailiffs.

If so, you’re not alone. Every month, over 170,000 people come to our website for advice on debt issues.

In this article, we will guide you on:

  • Understanding why Newlyn Plc bailiffs might contact you.
  • Checking if the debt that Newlyn Plc claims is really yours.
  • Learning how you can pay off the debt, if it is yours.
  • Exploring ways to manage your debts.

Citizens Advice estimate households have around £18.9 billion in unpaid bills like council tax and utilities1. So, it’s very common to be concerned about debt and its consequences.

Don’t worry! We’re experts in this field, and we’re here to help you learn how to deal with Newlyn Plc.

Could you legally write off some debt?

There are several debt solutions in the UK, choosing the right one for you could write off some of your unaffordable debt, but the wrong one may be expensive and drawn out.

Answer below to get started.

How much debt do you have?

This isn’t a full fact find. MoneyNerd doesn’t give advice. We work with The Debt Advice Service who provide information about your options.

Why would Newlyn Bailiffs Debt Collectors contact you?

Debt collectors such as Newlyn Bailiffs Debt Collectors will buy the debt from the original creditor.

This means that you may have the debt with another creditor, such as a loan or credit card company, and the debt collector buys the debt and chases it on their behalf.

Debt collection agencies buy billions of debt annually at rock bottom prices – at an average of 10p to £1! 2. They don’t particularly care about your financial situation and whether you are facing problems or not, they just want you to pay up!

Unfortunately, many debt collection agencies are resorting to underhand tactics to try and get the payment.

Do you have to pay?

You shouldn’t pay debt until you are sure the debt is yours.

There are instances when you could be chased about a debt you have already paid, or they may have made an error and started chasing the wrong person.

If you don’t recognise the value of the debt, that is probably down to the fact that there are extra charges and interest.

You should write to Newlyn Bailiffs Debt Collectors and request that they send you the original credit agreement. If they are not able to send this to you, you would not be under any obligation to pay the debt.

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Your Rights With Debt Collectors

If you’ve been contacted by Newlyn Plc, it’s crucial to understand your rights. This way, you’ll prevent unfair treatment and stressful situations.

Here’s a quick table that explains what debt collectors are not allowed to do. If you want to learn more about your rights, be sure to read our detailed guide.

Debt Collectors Can But They Can’t
Contact you by phone or mail. Call you after 9pm or before 8am.
Conduct home visits (on rare occasions) and knock on your door. Forbily enter your home, or stay if you ask them to leave.
Threaten to take you to court by suing you for payment on a debt. Harrass you, including threats of violence, repeated calls and visits, or abusive language.
Negotiate a debt settlement. Tip: make sure to get this new arrangement in writing. Visit your workplace.
Access your bank account, but only after a court judgment has been made. Take anything from your home or threaten to do so.
Sell your debt. Speak to other people about your debt without your permission.
Contact you frequently. Keep doing so if you request that they reduce communications.

How a debt solution could help

Some debt solutions can:

  1. Stop nasty calls from creditors
  2. Freeze interest and charges
  3. Reduce your monthly payments

A few debt solutions can even result in writing off some of your debt.

Here’s an example:


Situation

Monthly income £2,504
Monthly expenses £2,345
Total debt £32,049

Monthly debt repayments

Before £587
After £158

£429 reduction in monthly payments

If you want to learn what debt solutions are available to you, click the button below to get started.

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If you can pay, you should pay!

If the debt is yours, it is accurate and you are content that everything is above board, you should repay the money you owe.

It is always advisable to pay this in full if possible. This is the quickest and easiest way to get Newlyn Baillifs off your back.

Dealing with Newlyn debt collectors

No one enjoys dealing with debt collectors, but it is even worse when they use abusive tactics to try and get you to pay.

Debt collectors can have severe effects on the mental health of borrowers.

Janine, our financial expert, explained that while debt collectors can visit your home for payments, they cannot come to your workplace, act threateningly, force payment, or discuss your finances with others.

If they violate these rules, you can complain.

Thousands have already tackled their debt

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You may be able to write off your debt

If you have serious debt issues, there is the option of entering into an Individual Voluntary Arrangement (IVA).

This gives you the opportunity to right off some of your debt.

With an IVA, you make monthly payments towards the total debt, and after a set period, usually five years, the remaining debt will be written off.

You would need the help of an insolvency practitioner to undertake this process.

Newlyn Bailiffs Debt Collectors Contact Details

Mailing Address Newlyn PLC
PO Box 933, Northampton NN1 9DX
Phone Number 01604 633001
Email [email protected]
Website https://newlynplc.co.uk/
Could you legally write off some debt?

Answer below to get started.

How much debt do you have?

This isn’t a full fact find. MoneyNerd doesn’t give advice. We work with The Debt Advice Service who provide information about your options.

References

  1. Citizens Advice – Debt Statistics and Bailiff Issues
  2. Jubilee Debt Campaign

Schedule 12, Tribunals, Courts and Enforcements Act, 2007

Part 1, Regulation 10, Certification of enforcement agents, 2014.

Gov.uk, CPR – Rules and Directions, 2018.

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Scott Nelson MoneyNerd
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Scott Nelson is a renowned debt expert who supports people in debt with debt management and debt solution resources.
Janine Marsh MoneyNerd
Debt Expert
Janine is a financial expert who supports individuals with debt management, cost-saving resources, and navigating parking tickets.