Settle Debts For LESS
We are happy to be able to connect you with our debt relief partners, and congratulate you on taking the first step to ending your burdens once and for all. Start today and save up to 40% on your monthly payments (results will vary).
Still curious as to how the program works?
What is Debt Relief?
Debt relief is the umbrella term which consists of the different methods in which debt can be rearranged, organized, negotiated or settled. Examples of debt relief includes consolidation, bankruptcy and settlement.
How about Debt Consolidation?
Debt consolidation involves a refinancing of numerous debt obligations, rolling them into one monthly payment under one, usually lower, interest rate.
How do I know when I need a "debt relief" solution?
Many people look to debt relief solutions when their debt payments cause financial strain and exceed what you can afford. Most times, if you project that it would take longer than a year to pay off your debts, consolidation becomes a very beneficial option.
Wouldn't it be easier to just file for bankruptcy?
Debt relief solutions often lead you to a path of opportunity, toward recovering your creditworthiness, and being able to eventually utilize credit after the recovery. Bankruptcy will often damage your credit enough that you won't be able to utilize credit again for several years, whether that be a credit card, car loan, or mortgage.
So is this going to fix everything for me?
Debt relief isn't a fix-all solution for your finances, but it is a step in the right direction. Wealth comes from healthy financial decisions and a deep understanding of money. Our network has blogs about debt management and investing that we highly recommend you look into on a regular basis.
I'm still not convinced.
That's absolutely okay!
When you sign up for a debt consultation, any quotes for service are obligation free! We only intend to explain what options you have to resolve your debts outside of the traditional bankruptcy filing.
How much money am I going to save?
Many customer have reported savings from 20% all the way up to 40% their original total debt amounts. Quotes and amounts will vary as everyone's situation is different. The best way to know exactly how much you're going to save is by signing up for a free debt consultation.