Financially healthy employees: A four-step plan

The consequences for employers of having employees with financial problems are significant.  Dutch research  proved that an employee whose wages are seized, is 20% less efficient at work on average. Additionally, they are absent due to illness seven extra days a year and staff members with...

Preventing and curing complexity debts with Aeslupa

No one is in debt for pleasure and financial problems are rarely a conscious choice. Yet debt and guilt seem inextricably linked. Are you in financial trouble? Then the credo is often: Own fault.At Aeslupa we look at things differently. As legal administrators, we see that debt problems often arise...

Recognize signals of debts and prevent worse

Do you suspect that someone in your surroundings is having financial problems? Do not draw conclusions too fast, but also do not wait too long to act on signals. Because debt problems can go from bad to worse, and support is often necessary. 

Aeslupa: assistance with legal administration

It may sound familiar to caregivers: someone in your surroundings is not (entirely) capable to manage his or her income and expenses adequately. Your concerns might call you to offer help, by managing their financial affairs. However if this -understandably so- costs you too much time, effort or...