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Q. How can Debt Me Free Help Me?

A. Our goal is to help you live a debt-free life! We do that by providing you informative articles, and a free phone consultation with a professional that offers debt settlement or debt consolidation services.
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Q. What can Debt Consolidation and Debt Settlement programs do for me?

A. Debt Consolidation, Debt Settlement, Debt Reduction, and Debt Management programs can help you get back on your feet, and save you thousands of dollars by negotiating with creditors for you. Consolidating several debt payments into one affordable monthly payment. How?

DEBT CONSOLIDATION

A Debt Consolidation Program typically helps you get a loan to payoff your existing debt, with payments that are lower than what you are currently paying. This allows you to have extra money at the end of each month.

DEBT SETTLEMENT & DEBT ELIMINATION

A Debt Settlement program (a.k.a., debt elimination or debt reduction) is designed for people in serious debt that can't afford to make their payments. Debt Settlement is for people with unsecured debt (like credit cards). Through Debt Settlement, a professional company usually has you pay money into an account that they hold for you. Then, they negotiate a much lower payoff for each unsecured debt you owe to a creditor. For example, if you have a credit card with a balance of $10,000, a debt settlement company may be able to settle that account for as little as $2,500 - $5,000 dollars. That means you save $5,000 to $7,500 on just that credit card.
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Q. How much can Debt Consolidation or Debt Settlement save me?

A. Generally Debt Consolidation or Debt Settlement program for unsecured debt can settle your debt so that you only have to pay 60 cents for every dollar owed (with interest usually 30 cents, or less) saving you 60% or more. In some cases, up to 75%. Each program is different however, so you want to ask any prospective company you plan on hiring what they charge and how much you can expect to save.
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Q. How much unsecured debt do I need to participate in your program?

A. To qualify for one of our Debt Consolidation or Debt Settlement programs, you need at least $10,000 in unsecured debt.

Q. What debts can I include in your program?

A. "Unsecured" debt. That means debt that is not secured with collateral. Unsecured debts include credit cards, medical and legal bills, judgments, unsecured or personal loans of any type, retail debt, and collections.

Our program does not cover debts such as: home mortgages, automobile loans, motorcycle loans, boat loans, or airplanes and motor homes before repossession. We also do not work with IRS tax liens, government-backed student loans, child support or alimony.

Q. Some companies charge a considerable monthly fee for their services. How much should I pay?

A. That question is very tough to answer. Each company has different cost structures. We suggest that you find a company whose fees are based upon the savings they negotiate for you. Click Here for a Free Debt Consolidation Telephone Consultation!

Q. Are there tax consequences to debt settlement?

A. Sometimes a creditor will send a 1099 statement for the amount they have written off when they settled a debt with you. The government calls this forgiveness of debt income. Most people can use this exception in the tax law, if insolvent, and do not have to pay tax on it. You should check with your own accountant to see if you qualify for this exception.
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