Product Finder Tool - Personalized Recommendations

Get a personalized roadmap to the right financial products. Answer a few questions to see what's right for your situation.

The Product Finder helps people rebuilding their credit after debt solutions find the right financial products for their situation in under 3 minutes. Whether you are looking for credit builder cards or bank accounts for bad credit, we can help you compare financial products efficiently. Complete a short questionnaire about your credit history and goals to receive a personalised product roadmap. Knowing where you stand by understanding your credit report and using credit monitoring services is completely free with no impact on your credit score and no obligation to use any paid service.

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Not all financial products are suitable for everyone — circumstances vary depending on credit history, income, and current commitments. For comprehensive advice on next steps, visit our credit rebuilders hub.

Post-insolvency recovery can be challenging. While specialist lenders exist for those completing an IVA, Debt Relief Order (DRO - which has a £50,000 maximum debt limit and a £0 application fee), or bankruptcy, standard products may not be available for 6 years. Understanding your situation via our credit report guide is essential.

Products like credit builder cards are designed for thin or damaged files, but they must be used responsibly. Consider other tailored options like bank accounts for bad credit or debt consolidation loans. Always compare the total cost of borrowing, not just the headline rate, and use a credit score simulator to project how new products might affect your file.

Last Updated: July 2026

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