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You must have steady, recurring income or you must be currently employed. |
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You must have a direct deposit checking account |
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You must be at least
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You must have a gross income of at least $1,000 per month, or a minimum of $800 per month in Social Security or other benefits income. |
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** No funding available in:
CO, FL, GA, ID, KS, OR, PA,
NC, NV, NY & WV. |
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** Funding available in:
AL,AK,AZ,AR,CA,CT,
DE,DC,HI,IL,IN,IA,
KY,LA,ME,MH,MD,MA,
MI,MN,MS,MO,MT,NE
NH,NJ,NM,ND,OH,OK,
RI,SC,SD,TN,TX,
UT,VT,VI,VA,WA,WI,WY
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Debt Settlement
If you have huge amount of debt and having
trouble paying it, debt settlement is a great option. It might save
you from declaring bankruptcy and also help you rebuild your credit
in short period of time. In a debt settlement, lender usually settles
the debt for 50 to 60% of original amount. That also helps them. if
you declare bankruptcy, lender will not get any money from you where
in debt settlement they will get fraction of the total amount. So, they
are willing to work with you.
Debt settlement and negotiation provide you with a shorter term and greater
debt reduction than consumer credit counseling plans in addition to
providing you with a bankruptcy alternative. You can settle any debt. Your
support team includes lawyers, financial advisors, lenders, credit
arbitration experts, and psychologists. The negotiation team has experience
making settlements or negotiating terms on financial issues such as medical
bills, unsecured loans, credit cards, lawyer's fees, loans on repossessed
cars, leases (equipment, office, restaurant, etc.), bad contracts,
litigation, judgments, accounts payable, etc.
Debt Settlement, or debt negotiation, is the act of contacting your
creditors and negotiating a lump sum payoff of your debt. If you are behind
on paying your debts, sometimes you will even get a letter from the
creditor directly offering a settlement amount of around 50% of your
balance if you pay them in full within 10 to 20 days. You can also do this,
directly, or you can hire a professional debt negotiator, or arbitrator .
It is not uncommon to pay 50% or less of the principal on your debt as
settlement in full.
If you have access to money to use to make lump sum payoff of your debts,
then this will save you the most money in interest, and principal payments,
of any debt relief program outside of bankruptcy. You should keep in mind,
however, that some creditors may report your settlement to the major credit
bureaus. However, when trying to get out of debt, and protect your credit
as much as possible, debt settlement can be the most economical option for
you.
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