Savings and Loans: Kingdom Credit Union

Citizens Advice and Rights Fife Money Advice Unit can provide you with advice and information about:

• maximising your income – making sure you’re getting all the money you are entitled to
• minimising your expenditure – helping you keep outgoings low
• opening a bank account – especially if you’ve had credit problems
• payday loans – these can be easy to get but much harder to pay back
• dealing with your creditors
• all the debt management options available to you (this will depend on your circumstances)
• applying to the Debt Arrangement Scheme (where this is appropriate for you)
• completing a bankruptcy form (where this is appropriate for you)
• threatened evictions and/or repossessions due to debt
• making referrals to other agencies for further assistance.

The Fife Law Centre are here to assist you if you have mortgage or rent arrears and are threatened by eviction, if you have complex welfare benefits issues such as an appeal to Upper Tribunal or overpayment of benefits.  The law centre can also provide assistance with adults with incapacity, child law, criminal injuries compensation claims and other miscellaneous issues. The Law Centre does NOT deal with Criminal Law, Immigration Law, applying for benefits or any other matters covered by High Street Solicitors.

If you would like Fife Law Centre to assist you, pop along to one of their drop ins, or you can  contact them by telephone or email. Each case will be assessed on an individual basis and will contact you directly with a decision on whether or not they can help.

The Fife Law Centre are here to assist you if you have mortgage or rent arrears and are threatened by eviction, if you have complex welfare benefits issues such as an appeal to Upper Tribunal or overpayment of benefits.  The law centre can also provide assistance with adults with incapacity, child law, criminal injuries compensation claims and other miscellaneous issues. The Law Centre does NOT deal with Criminal Law, Immigration Law, applying for benefits or any other matters covered by High Street Solicitors.

If you would like Fife Law Centre to assist you, pop along to one of their drop ins, or you can  contact them by telephone or email. Each case will be assessed on an individual basis and will contact you directly with a decision on whether or not they can help.

Kingdom Community Bank are a credit union.  They are a local, not-for-profit financial co-operative owned and controlled by its members.  Their mission is to promote the financial wellbeing of people living or working in Fife. They aim to encourage good money management, saving and responsible use of credit.

Why Join?  As a member of KCB, you can benefit from:

• Security on savings through the Financial Services Compensation scheme (exactly the same as mainstream banks).
• All funds saved with Kingdom Community Bank are used by the local community.
• Loans are available at affordable rates
• Profits returned to members in the form of an annual dividend or loan interest payment rebate.
• Control over your finances
• Community owned and run by members.

There is a £2.50 joining fee, and a £2 annual service fee.

Citizens Advice and Rights Fife Money Advice Unit can provide you with advice and information about:

• maximising your income – making sure you’re getting all the money you are entitled to
• minimising your expenditure – helping you keep outgoings low
• opening a bank account – especially if you’ve had credit problems
• payday loans – these can be easy to get but much harder to pay back
• dealing with your creditors
• all the debt management options available to you (this will depend on your circumstances)
• applying to the Debt Arrangement Scheme (where this is appropriate for you)
• completing a bankruptcy form (where this is appropriate for you)
• threatened evictions and/or repossessions due to debt
• making referrals to other agencies for further assistance.

The Fife Law Centre are here to assist you if you have mortgage or rent arrears and are threatened by eviction, if you have complex welfare benefits issues such as an appeal to Upper Tribunal or overpayment of benefits.  The law centre can also provide assistance with adults with incapacity, child law, criminal injuries compensation claims and other miscellaneous issues. The Law Centre does NOT deal with Criminal Law, Immigration Law, applying for benefits or any other matters covered by High Street Solicitors.

If you would like Fife Law Centre to assist you, pop along to one of their drop ins, or you can  contact them by telephone or email. Each case will be assessed on an individual basis and will contact you directly with a decision on whether or not they can help.

The Fife Law Centre are here to assist you if you have mortgage or rent arrears and are threatened by eviction, if you have complex welfare benefits issues such as an appeal to Upper Tribunal or overpayment of benefits.  The law centre can also provide assistance with adults with incapacity, child law, criminal injuries compensation claims and other miscellaneous issues. The Law Centre does NOT deal with Criminal Law, Immigration Law, applying for benefits or any other matters covered by High Street Solicitors.

If you would like Fife Law Centre to assist you, pop along to one of their drop ins, or you can  contact them by telephone or email. Each case will be assessed on an individual basis and will contact you directly with a decision on whether or not they can help.

Kingdom Community Bank are a credit union.  They are a local, not-for-profit financial co-operative owned and controlled by its members.  Their mission is to promote the financial wellbeing of people living or working in Fife. They aim to encourage good money management, saving and responsible use of credit.

Why Join?  As a member of KCB, you can benefit from:

• Security on savings through the Financial Services Compensation scheme (exactly the same as mainstream banks).
• All funds saved with Kingdom Community Bank are used by the local community.
• Loans are available at affordable rates
• Profits returned to members in the form of an annual dividend or loan interest payment rebate.
• Control over your finances
• Community owned and run by members.

There is a £2.50 joining fee, and a £2 annual service fee.

Citizens Advice and Rights Fife Money Advice Unit can provide you with advice and information about:

• maximising your income – making sure you’re getting all the money you are entitled to
• minimising your expenditure – helping you keep outgoings low
• opening a bank account – especially if you’ve had credit problems
• payday loans – these can be easy to get but much harder to pay back
• dealing with your creditors
• all the debt management options available to you (this will depend on your circumstances)
• applying to the Debt Arrangement Scheme (where this is appropriate for you)
• completing a bankruptcy form (where this is appropriate for you)
• threatened evictions and/or repossessions due to debt
• making referrals to other agencies for further assistance.

The Fife Law Centre are here to assist you if you have mortgage or rent arrears and are threatened by eviction, if you have complex welfare benefits issues such as an appeal to Upper Tribunal or overpayment of benefits.  The law centre can also provide assistance with adults with incapacity, child law, criminal injuries compensation claims and other miscellaneous issues. The Law Centre does NOT deal with Criminal Law, Immigration Law, applying for benefits or any other matters covered by High Street Solicitors.

If you would like Fife Law Centre to assist you, pop along to one of their drop ins, or you can  contact them by telephone or email. Each case will be assessed on an individual basis and will contact you directly with a decision on whether or not they can help.