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If you have a significant debt problem, you may be eligible to begin this legal process.
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Customer Satisfaction
Since 2001, Kensington Financial Management Consultants have been committed to helping people to get out of debt. We are proud of our excellent reputation in the debt management sector, and are confident that our expert guidance will provide complete customer satisfaction.
We want to ensure that you have the best possible experience with us. If for any reason you are not completely satisfied, please submit your feedback on ways we might improve our service. We value all our clients' feedback, in order that we might provide the best possible service.
A complaint is:
Any expression of dissatisfaction from or on behalf of a customer, whether oral or written, irrespective of whether it is justified or not.
How do Kensington handle Complaints?
We handle any complaint received very seriously and endeavour to resolve the issue as quickly as possible ensuring we handle the complaint in a professional manner, causing the least amount of stress to a complainant as possible.
We stick to a strict policy when handling complaints. We comply with a procedure which is written in accordance with the guidelines set out by the Financial Ombudsman Service and the Office of Fair Trading. This procedure is available for download below or can requested from us by calling 0161 776 6191.
Click here to download our complaint handling form.
If you would like to bring a complaint to our attention, please call our complaints officer on 0161 776 6191 or email us at complaints@kensingtonfinance.co.uk. Alternatively, you can write to us at
Kensington Finance - Complaints Officer
Thornley House
Carrington Business Park
Manchester
M31 4DD.
A Brief look at what happens once a Complaint is received:
Day 0
-Complaint received (written, oral etc)
-Complaints Officer informed and complaint logged in Complaints Register
-If resolved before close of business the following day, complaint closed
Day 1
-Complaint is not resolved by close of business
-Written Acknowledgement Sent to Complainant, copy of Complaints Procedure included explaining how we will handle their complaint
End of Week 4
-Final Response letter sent or,
-a letter explaining why we are not yet in a position to give a final response giving reasons for the delay and when to expect to hear from us
End of Week 8
-Final response letter sent or,
-a letter explaining why we are not yet in a position to give a final response giving reasons for the delay and when to expect to hear from us
-At this stage we would explain that if customer is dissatisfied with the delay they can refer the matter to the FOS
Next 6 Months
-The customer then has 6 months to take the complaint to the FOS before they refuse to deal with the matter
-We then keep a recording of the complaint in our 'Complaints Register' for future reference
For an in-depth look at how we handle complaints, feel free to download a copy of our Complaints Procedure.
The Financial Ombudsman Service Contact Details
South Quay Plaza
183 Marsh Wall
London
E14 9SR
Telephone: 08450 080 1800
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06 Jan 10
Debt management companies face improved regulation
The UK government is launching a consultation into the procedures of debt management companies. Kensington Financial Management Consultants welcome further industry regulation and are members of the Debt Resolution Forum – an organisation designed to increase standards within the industry.
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17 Dec 09
Money problems top 2009 concerns
A recent survey conducted by Samaritans indicates that 48% of the UK population has worried about their money problems and debt in 2009.

