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Consumers warned against paying for misleading quick exit debt review promises

By Conviction Staff ReporterJuly 25, 20265 Mins Read

Consumers are being urged not to pay for promises of a quick exit from debt review after DCASA warned that changing debt counsellors does not end the legal process.

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