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1 of 1- oliviabacker
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Do debt relief programs actually work out?
Do debt relief programs actually work out?
- freestown7
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Re: Do debt relief programs actually work out?
It depends.
It’s important to match the right problem with the correct solution provided by a reputable company.
Credit counseling is best for people trapped in high interest rates but still paying on time or just occasionally late. So accounts are still open.
Debt settlement can work but it works best for people who are falling further and further behind. I think of it as a “Hail Mary” attempt to avoid Bk. The shorter the term the better. The idea is to achieve settlements before lawsuits.
At the end of the day, make sure you are dealing with a reputable company. Check the Better Business Bureau and make sure they are Accredited.
- ladygaga
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Re: Do debt relief programs actually work out?
Yeah, sure why not? If you deal with some trusted company it always works. It took me a few weeks before I came across to debt quest and their credit card debt relief program. They helped me find a suitable arrangement for my budget and lifted a little financial weight off my shoulders. Simply give them a call and be sure of their professionalism