African Australian Network Ltd (AAN Financial Counselling Services

The combination of traditional and modern counseling can help those who are willing to revise their past and present to achieve a bright future.

The African Australian Network Limited, also known as the African Australian Network (AAN) is committed to supporting you to change your life from where it is, to a different level of your dreams.

Is this where you are today?  Debt collectors are ringing 8 times a day. The bank says they are going to sell your home as a result of missing payments. Without knowing how things work and how you are supposed to pay your Utility bills you are feeling desperate about how you are going to pay for your electricity, gas, and water bills. 

Our organization, AAN, is here to help you find better solutions to pay your utility bills.

Anyone can find themselves in financial difficulty against their will anytime due to unexpected dilemmas. You might lose your job, get sick, experience a natural disaster, your relationship might break down. You may simply not have the amount of money you need to make ends meet.

If this is happening to you, our African Australian Network can help find genuine ways to help you with your current financial problems.

AAN Financial Counsellors are non-judgmental. We can also refer you to a qualified professional who will provide information, support, and advocacy to people in financial difficulty. Our financial counseling services are free of charges, independent and confidential.

Our Financial Counsellors will help you feel informed and help you understand what options you have to get on top of your money problems.

What will the African Australian Network (AAN) do?

• Identify with you which debts are priorities. This will be very important if legal action has commenced
  • Understand other factors affecting your situation such as health, abuse, the stability of employment, relationship status, and housing situations
  • Work out your possibilities and their advantage and disadvantages
  • Develop a money plan
  • Negotiate to reduce/defer/waive debts with creditors, and try and access grants or concessions and access to dispute resolution schemes to help you with payments.
  • Inform you about your rights under the National Credit code to apply for a hardship variation. We will explain how the credit report system works, what the implications of declaring bankruptcy is, and what acceptable behavior from debt collectors is. ,
  • We will pay close attention to your issues and help identify whether you need a referral for legal advice or other relevant services which might be available to meet your current needs
  • Our organization also provides all sorts of support such as emotional support if you have deteriorating financial conditions