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Debt, most of us have it and many of us need to learn how to manage it better. If your debt is out of control and you’ve finally promised yourself that this is the year you’ll get your finances back on track, then we have you covered. We’ve put together a comprehensive and easy-to-follow infographic that details the debt management options that are available to you. Simply answer the questions as honestly as possible and we’ll lead you to the option that’s best suited for your current debt situation.
Debt settlement is a debt relief option that allows you to settle your debts by paying off a portion in one lump sum payment. Typically you or your debt settlement company will negotiate with your creditors to strike up an agreement. Depending on how your negotiations go, the creditor can choose to agree or reject your offer. If your creditor agrees, you simply make the payment and your debts will be settled. For example: if you have a debt of $10,000, your creditor may be willing to settle your debt if you pay them an upfront amount of $6,500. However, it’s important to remember that if your creditor rejects your offer, the debt settlement company may still charge you fees for their time and services.
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This is a great option for those who are completely overwhelmed by their current debt load, cannot afford to pay their full payments and have credit accounts in collections. With the help of our debt settlement specialists, your total amount of debt will be reduced.
A debt consolidation loan involves taking all your unsecured debt and rolling it into one larger loan that has a low-interest rate. The idea is you’ll be better able to track your payments while saving on interest. Moreover, you can create a new payment plan that works better with your current financial situation. You can choose to consolidate your debt through any of the following:
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A debt consolidation loan is great for those whose debt load has become too difficult to handle but still have strong credit scores. We can help you obtain a debt consolidation loan that will not only lower your interest rate but also your monthly payments.
For those who feel like they need help getting their debt under control, a debt consolidation program is a great option. When you enter our debt consolidation program you’ll work with a debt specialist who will negotiate with your creditors on your behalf. The goal is to halt any interest charges and readjust your payment terms so that you can afford to pay off your debts.
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The debt consolidation program is great for most applicants who need help with paying down their debts but is a particularly great option for those who are having trouble getting approved for a debt consolidation loan. Apply today to discuss how the debt consolidation program can work for you.
If you’re struggling to manage your debt, speak to a credit counsellor to discuss all the debt relief options available to you. They will evaluate your debt and overall finances and offer you a solution that best meets your needs.
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