Settling debts

You have debts. You would like to solve them. The municipality of Aalten cooperates with the Bureau for Financial Support (BvFO). First, you register with the municipality of Aalten. Then it is possible that in your situation we will cooperate with the BvFO. In that case, we often set up a debt relief program.

In a debt relief program, you can think about refinancing your debts. We also call this "refinancing. Setting up an (amicable) debt settlement can also be a solution. Or using the legal possibilities in the area of debt restructuring.

How can I arrange this?

Do you have debts and want to resolve them? Take a look at the Help with arrears page. On this page you will find all the information about how to apply and what a program might look like for you.

I already have a current debt arrangement with the BvFO

You already have a current debt arrangement with the BvFO and would like more insight into the current status. You can log in to My financial matters. Click on 'Log in with DigiD'. Log in with your DigiD. You will then have access to My financial matters.

Don't have a DigiD? Then apply for one through the DigiD website .
Do you want more information about what a DigiD is? Then look for the explanation on the site of Rijksoverheid.

Do you have questions about My financial matters? If so, you can call the Financial Support Office (BvFO). You can reach them at (0314) 37 73 77 between 9:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.

Questions?

Do you have questions about your current debt settlement or your budget management account? If so, you can contact your budget manager or your contact person at your debt management company. You can do this by calling (0314) 37 73 77 between 9 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.

Don't have a debt settlement or budget management account yet? Then you can contact a counselor of Hulp bij financial matters of the municipality of Aalten. You can do this by telephone: (0543) 49 33 33 or by e-mail:aalten Please indicate in your e-mail message that you would like to be contacted about help with financial matters. You do not have to give details about your situation in that e-mail.