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Dont let debt overwhelm you
If you’re struggling with debt, you have options beyond debt settlement. You can ask the expert team of TheDebtSet to provide you assistance. We may help you!
Debt Relief
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We will negotiate your debts to help you get better monthly payments and interest rates. Then, you’ll pay your debt relief company a single payment that will go toward all your debts.
We Have Best Solution For You
Living with debt can be very stressful. There are services that can help you manage and consolidate your debt. Once you know your credit score and have a comprehensive overview of your debt, you’re ready to start tackling your debt. Some major benefits of debt settlement are:
- A single monthly payment
- Negotiate your existing debt
- Potential reduction in interest rates
- A unique program designed just for you
Credit counseling
Certified credit counselors (also known as debt counselors) often work for nonprofit organizations and can help you with debt management, budgeting and other money management skills. They can also help organize debt management plans to pay down your debts: in most cases, you’d make regular payment plans to the credit counseling organization and it would pay your creditors for you. Unlike debt settlement programs, they don’t negotiate the amount of debt but may help change your repayment terms.
Debt consolidation loans
It may seem counterintuitive, but taking out an additional loan to consolidate your debt into a single payment may help you lower your overall debt burden, depending on the terms you can get from lenders. For example, if you have high-interest credit card debt but still have a good credit score, taking out a personal loan for debt consolidation can allow you to pay off the credit cards and make a single monthly loan payment, hopefully with a lower APR. Use our debt consolidation calculator to see your personalized results.
Bankruptcy
As a last resort option, bankruptcy can help discharge your debt — but it severely affects your credit score and creditors may still be able to seize some of your assets.bankruptcy involves liquidation of nonexempt assets, even though you’ll discharge unsecured debt. Bankruptcy helps create a payment plan (so you’ll still have to pay off some debts) but may help protect you from foreclosure, in some cases. Be sure to consult with a bankruptcy attorney to see if bankruptcy is the best course of action for you.
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What to know?
Debt relief programs can potentially help you get out of debt more easily, but there are plenty of scams out there. Watch out for companies that make specific guarantees: the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) says to avoid companies that guarantee that your debt will go away or that you’ll be able to pay pennies on the dollar. Make sure that you’re not paying any fees before your debt is settled, too.
It’s a good idea to check if there are any consumer complaints against the debt settlement company you’re considering — your state attorney general or local consumer protection agency can help you find out if there are any on file. Some states regulate debt settlement companies and require licensing, as well.
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