The phrase "a debt relief" is not correct in written English.
The correct expression is "debt relief" without the article "a."
Example: "The government has introduced a new program aimed at providing debt relief to struggling families."
Alternatives: "debt assistance" or "debt forgiveness."
With the help of CAP, Patti went bankrupt and Ray went through a lighter version of that, a Debt Relief Order.
People with debts of less than £15,000 can now opt for a debt relief order (DRO), a form of insolvency that was introduced in April.
They can help with budgeting, debt management plans, IVAs and bankruptcy as well as a new procedure called a debt relief order (DRO).
Citizens Advice told her how to apply for a debt relief order, but she decided not to go ahead as she is hopeful that this situation is temporary.
Ministers from the seven nations -- Germany, France, Italy, Britain, the United States, Japan and Canada -- also reaffirmed their commitment to a debt relief initiative for poor countries.
The chancellor was instrumental in getting the G8 countries to agree a debt relief package at Gleneagles in 2005 for some of the world's poorest countries.
In other episodes, he suggested solving various issues by buying a debt-relief kit, a rotisserie grill or a blender.
ATHENS — After refusing to do so for weeks, the leader of New Democracy, the second-largest party in Greece's interim government, sent a letter to the country's foreign creditors on Wednesday pledging to support a debt-relief deal.
Of 27 nations considered under a debt-relief program approved in Cologne, Germany, last summer, only five have begun a qualification process and just one, Uganda, has actually had some debt forgiven.
The wrangling has fueled fresh fears about Greece's acceptance of a debt-relief deal struck on Oct. 26 that is seen as crucial to containing the crisis and insulating Italy, a much larger economy whose political leaders have also struggled to cut budgets and deal with heavy debt.
"Laws now allow U.S. residents to reduce their credit card debt by more than 50 percent," reads one ad for a debt-relief Web site, which is accompanied by a surreal image of four tiny babies lying in the palm of a hand.
