OUR SERVICES
We provide stress-free solutions
to your debt problems
SRMC Group have helped thousands of Australians to get on top of their debt and get their lives back on track. In your time of despair, our purpose is to give you peace of mind and a clear pathway to a much brighter, debt-free future.
SRMC relieve the burden of debt by creating a clear and affordable repayment plan that helps you get back on track by making affordable repayments. But it doesn't stop there; we freeze ongoing interest* and put a stop to debt collection and legal action, giving you the time and space to protect your assets and get back on top of your debt.
*Subject to Legislative Terms & Conditions
Debt Advice
Struggling through debt isn’t easy, and certain isn’t something anyone should do alone. Our team of professionals can provide you with tailored advice and solutions for your situation.
We are dedicated to providing you with practical debt advice to help you gain control of your finances. Our team of experts can help you to understand your options, make an affordable repayment plan, freeze ongoing interest*, stop legal action and most importantly, help you achieve financial freedom.
*Subject to Legislative Terms & Conditions
Debt Agreements
A debt agreement is a legal binding undertaking made between a debtor and affected creditors. It is a flexible alternative to bankruptcy that permits the repayment of indebtedness in a manner most suitable to the debtor’s capacity to pay.
The primary objective of debt management is to eliminate unmanageable debt. SRMC provides the expertise and know-how to help you become free of the debt cycle. The Australian Financial Securities Authority regulates debt administrators and also ensures that proposals being submitted comply with a wide range of requirements, including eligibility.
*Subject to Legislative Terms & Conditions
Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy is a legal proceeding involving a person or business that is unable to repay outstanding debts. Consideration should be given to financial matters before filing for bankruptcy to ensure this is the right decision for you or your business.


It may not be your only option. Whilst you can become bankrupt voluntarily owing any amount, a creditor cannot make you bankrupt unless the debt you owe is $10,000 or more.


There are various options to deal with your debt situation, and bankruptcy is generally a last resort. It has consequences, and we can work with you to explore all alternatives. We recommended that you seek professional advice and assistance in bankruptcy issues as they can be complex and hard to understand.