
We’ve all been though a very unusual and stressful couple of years due to Covid and the resulting ramifications such as:
We’ve all been though a very unusual and stressful couple of years due to Covid and the resulting ramifications such as:
As the Director of Settlement Services at Debt Relief, I am often asked… “Is Debt Settlement better than bankruptcy?” I wish that this was a simple answer, but the correct answer is that is all depends. In this case I am talking about unsecured debt such as: Credit Cards Unsecured Personal Loans Store Card Accounts… Read more »
Does reading your credit report make you feel like this? Getting a copy of your credit report is simple to do right from your home computer using AnnualCreditReport.com. When you have your credit report, you’ll be able to see what your creditors are saying about you. However, credit reports can be a little confusing and… Read more »
Are you thinking you may have to file bankruptcy? If so, here are 7 things to AVOID before filing bankruptcy: 1. Do not pay back money to friends or relatives. If you have borrowed money from family members or friends, now is not the time to pay them back. If you make any payments like… Read more »
Here’s a great question that we get all of the time. “Why would my creditors settle my debts for less?” If you don’t know mych about the process of Debt Settlement, you might be skeptical of the claims that your creditors are willing to significantly reduce your debt. It may be hard to believe at first,… Read more »
Too much debt? Not enough money? What can you do?
A prospect wrote, “Christmas is over and I charged too much!” Can you help with debt settlement advice?
When faced with too much credit card debt, you really only have 5 options:
HELP! They took money out of my paycheck and I can’t pay my rent!
I have over $50,000 in medical bills that I paid with a credit card. Did I make a mistake?
My bills are piling up. I can’t make the minimum payments. I have too much credit card debt. What can I do? You have maxed out most or all of your credit cards and due to circumstances beyond your control:
“I have too much credit card debt and not enough income! I don’t want to file for bankruptcy, but I don’t know what else to do. Are there any good alternatives to bankruptcy?”
Just the sound of the word…BANKRUPCY sounds scary, doesn’t it?
Is the anything you can do to stop wage garnishment?
Credit Card Debt Negotiation