Consumer Debt Relief Program
When you enroll in a consumer debt relief
program, a debt consolidation company contacts your
creditors to get your balances and interest rates reduced.
Then they combine all the new balances and you pay the debt
consolidation company one monthly payment instead of making
several monthly payments to your creditors. A consumer debt
relief program will help you save up to 57 percent per month on
your current balances as a result.
A debt relief program will give you the confidence when
you answer your phone and there's bill collector on the other
end you'll know exactly what to say and how to maintain control
of the conversation. You're asking yourself: "I thought if I
signed up with this program there wouldn't be anymore calls
from my creditors.".Well, you're partly right. So if you wish
to enroll in a debt relief program, don't feel guilty or
foolish about it.
A debt relief program is an effective way to achieve real
debt relief without overpaying on debt consolidation interest
fees. The Consumer Federation of America says you
shouldn?' pay more than $50 for the set-up fee and no more
than a $25 monthly maintenance fee. The debt negotiation
industry averages about a 50% debt reduction, plus fees for
their service, your results will vary. Chapter 7 11 13 is not
the end provider of debt relief service thus we do not
gaurantee any debt reduction amount, this will be estimated by
the debt relief company you choose to use.
Experienced consumer credit counselors are able to make
beneficial agreements between you and your creditors. At times
as favorable as no interest on existing balances, as long as
you agree to make the monthly payment to the agency who is
handling your situation. In chapter 13 you can include tax
arrears, mortgage arrears, child support and alimony payments,
secured and unsecured debts all under the same plan providing
you with the same level of protection from all creditors.
Foreclosures and auto repossessions continue to increase
while late fees on credit card delinquencies make up 30% to 40%
of card issuer profits. Even more distressing is the fact that
the largest growing sector of indebted consumers are persons
over the age of 65. Additionally, many CCCS companies not only
receive payment from the fees they charge their clients (which
they claim to be donations), but also receive funding from
creditors. In fact, if you stop making payments on a credit
card, late fees and interest usually are added to the debt each
month. If you exceed your credit limit, additional fees and
charges also can be added.
The amount of the refund will be calculated so that the
amount of Service Fees we retain is equal to only 1/3 of your
total Debt Reduction. Please keep in mind that Retainer Fees
are generally non-refundable. With the debt management option,
a debtor pays back the total amount of debt, plus interest,
plus fees. Multiply the monthly payment by the length of the
program to calculate the exact payback amount. Keep your
affiliate links on YOUR domain, have control over YOUR own
program - and forget about large monthly fees and click traffic
fees. This one-time purchase will save you money!
Last Option
Bankruptcy
The reason. Bankruptcy information (both the date of
your filing and the later date of discharge) stays on your
credit report for 10 years, and can hinder your ability to get
credit, a job, insurance, or even a place to live. The reason
is simple: CCCS companies work for the creditors . The CCCS
seek to collect as much money as possible while charging the
consumer a fee for the service. Your customer care
representative is your peace of mind as they work their way
between you and your creditors. We do our best to shield you
from being harassed by collectors.
Throughout the program, we communicate with your creditors,
on your behalf. As they repay, their credit is saved in the
process and they can eventually be debt free. Other people need
more serious kinds of help, in which case credit counseling, a
debt management program, or debt settlement might be
appropriate.
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