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Priority debts - not paying this type of debt could cause you to lose something, such as your home or your freedom

Non-priority debts - not paying this type of debt is unlikely to lose you any possessions but can still lead to court action

Table of priority debts:

DebtResult of not paying
Rent or mortgageLoss of home
Secured loanLoss of home or other item
Council tax Bailiffs, imprisonment
Income tax or VAT arrears Bankruptcy or imprisonment
Fines - such as driving offences Bailiffs, imprisonment
Maintenance or child support Bailiffs, imprisonment
Fuel - gas/electricity Disconnection of supply
Hire purchase (car)Loss of item - car


Non- priority debts include

  • credit cards and store cards
  • catalogue debts
  • overdrafts and bank loans
  • overpayment of benefits
  • money owed to family and friends
  • loans to money lenders

You cannot be imprisoned for not paying non priority debts and you are unlikely to lose you home or goods. However, creditors can take you to court. The court may then order you to pay. If you do not keep up with the order, the creditor can apply for another court order to send the bailiffs.

Payments to non-priority creditors can be reduced to as little as £1 per month if your income is low but you may need help to get this in place.

NEVER IGNORE LETTERS FROM YOUR LANDLORD ABOUT RENT ARREARS


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