Grad Bites: Dealing with Debt

For this video, we interviewed money coach Dennis Harhalakis, who gives us some key pointers around managing money and dealing with debt. He explains the difference between good and bad debt, and how to avoid getting trapped in poor financial decisions.

 
Dennis is Founder of Cambridge Money Coaching. He aims to help people change the way they think and behave around money, enabling them to reduce stress and make better financial decisions. We have produced a series of videos with Dennis, in which he explains how we can develop a healthy relationship with money. He talks about positive financial behaviours, and gives guidance on budgeting, saving, dealing with debt and financial problems, and working towards building wealth and financial security over our lifetimes.
 
 

Grad Bites: Dealing with Debt

 
 

 

About Dennis Harhalakis

Following a 30-year career in financial services, Dennis trained as a money coach, recognising that few people have a good level of knowledge about managing their personal finances.  Most people have never been taught what to do, and many of us feel anxious about it.  Dennis explains that money coaching provides a framework for how we think and feel about money. This understanding reduces anxiety and other negative emotions, enabling us to make better decisions and gain real financial independence.
 

 
 

To find out more, or to contact Dennis about coaching:

Cambridge Money Coaching

LinkedIn – Dennis Harhalakis

 
 

More from Dennis:

Grad Bites: Money and Me – Understanding our Relationship with Money
Why people struggle with their finances & the importance of building a healthy relationship with money

Grad Bites: Developing Positive Financial Behaviours

 
 

Find out more about dealing with debt

Before You Borrow

Managing Debt
How to save money & avoid costs spiralling out of control. Where to get help if you need it.

 
 

Helpful resources & contacts for dealing with debt:

National Debtline

www.nationaldebtline.org
Helpline: 0808 808 4000

 
StepChange Debt Charity

www.stepchange.org
Helpline: 0800 138 1111

 
Debt Advice Locator – MoneyHelper
 

 

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