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Debt Help

September 15th, 2008

Whether you’re looking for credit counseling, debt settlements or do it yourself, we provide a service for all. The companies we partner with have been the same companies that we’ve used for almost ten years. they’re reliable and reputable and have the best  fee structures for your budget.

Find debt management, debt settlements or discover the do it yourself methods for pennies a day!

(1) Personalized Debt Consolidation and Debt Management

When you’re faced with debt, it can be hard to see your way out and make sense of your options. CareOne providers offer a variety of debt relief solutions, all of which can help you become debt free.

-Stop Collection Calls.
-Get out of Debt – Quickly!
-Lower your monthly payments drastically!
-Start saving for the future now not 30 years from now!
-Rid yourself of the debt load.
-Save thousands of your dollars in interest!
-Reduce your payment by years!
-Avoid Bankruptcy!
-Save your credit rating!

CareOne services provide individualized financial counseling and education to help you conquer your debt.

-Helps you pay less
-Helps you pay off your debt faster
-Lets you make one simple payment per month
-Gives you money management advice for the future
-Helps you get the respect you deserve
-Who qualifies for debt consolidation?

You can save money and get out of debt faster if you meet these simple requirements:
-$2,500 or more in unsecured debt
-Two or more accounts
-A source of income
-The CareOne Service
-Providers that offer CareOne Credit Counseling services are committed to providing the highest level of credit counseling and debt management advice.

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(2) Debt Negotiation and Settlement

Do you have some money set aside and are considering bankruptcy? Many people who have too much debt often take the bankruptcy route because they are unaware that they can negotiate settlements with their creditors for pennies on the dollar. If you are looking to DRASTICALLY reduce the amount that you owe, you may want to consider debt negotiations.

A professional debt negotiator or yourself (if you have the skill-set) can settle your debts for up to half! An example is a balance of 12,000.00 of unsecured debt (credit cards, line of credit, doctor bills). The negotiation process can whittle the debt down by $6,000.00 because the creditor realizes it’s either half or the debtor files bankruptcy and they collect ZERO. With unsecured debts, the creditor has little means because there is no collateral. There are two options for debt settlement and negotiations just as there are with credit report correction.

A.) Hire a professional debt negotiator to handle the entire process. He is paid a percentage to handle everything from beginning to end. This can be of great benefit for people who have no interest in being apart of the negotiations. A professional debt negotiator who has spent years in the industry will have many contacts and thus can often negotiate much better terms on your behalf. We recommend Hoffman Brinker & Roberts. The firm has been working in the debt settlement field for over 10 years and offers the most comprehensive support we have found. They are fair, trustworthy and most of all, accessible- which is very important.

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B.) Do it yourself. If you’re the type that likes to control the whole process then the do it yourself method may be right up your alley. With a debt settlement coach, you can do the work yourself saving hundreds or thousands of dollars (depending on amount of debt owed) and be in control of the entire process. Charles Phelan is a professional debt negotiation coach. His program offers total support all the way from beginning to end.

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C.) Bankruptcy Attorneys Nationwide. Simply enter your zip code and this service allows you to find an attorney near you that normally may charge a consultation  fee, will give you a free no commitment consultation about your bankruptcy options.

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Debt settlement versus debt management

August 9th, 2008

Being in the credit field, I am always surprised just how many people don’t know the difference between debt management and debt settlement (negotiations).

I talked with a man the other day who had been feverishly searching for a good debt settlement company before he ran out of time, but as I was speaking to him, I realized he didn’t have any money, so how was he going to settle his debts?

Debt settlement also referred to as debt negotiations is a method to settle your debts for less than what you owe. Debt settlement procedures can be very affective IF you know what you are doing and have some money.

When you want to avoid bankruptcy and get out of debt AND you have some money set aside, you can negotiate with your creditors or use a debt negotiator to do it for you.

Often they will offer 30-40% of the total debt to be considered as settled in full. This can cut the debt in half and consider it case closed. That means no more worrying about the creditors coming after you or worrying day and night about being sued or slapped with a judgment.

You must have money to settle your debts, otherwise there is no “debt settlement”.

Many times the creditors will accept this, especially if you are in dire straights and they fear you may file for bankruptcy and they’d be left with nothing.

A professional debt negotiator has long term relationships with many of the creditors and can work a deal for you, for a fee. You still walk away paying less, even with the fee.

Another option to consider would be do it yourself debt negotiations. If you are equipped with knowledge and understand what it takes, you may be very successful in negotiating your own debts without paying a professional. That can mean even more money in your pocket.

Debt Management is an entirely different program. Credit counseling or debt management is used to cut your monthly payments to your creditors but you still pay the full balance. It’s a good alternative if you are unable to meet your monthly obligations to your creditors and are falling behind.

A debt counselor can set up a program with your existing creditors and in essence “freeze collections” and reduce your monthly payment. This gives you adequate time to repay everyone without the worry of the accounts going into collections or being sued.

A good debt management program will be a not for profit who will work as your counselor and do all the dirty work with the creditor. You simply pay one payment to the credit counseling firm each month and they disburse your payments for you to your creditors.

You can even get many creditors to agree to freeze the interest or remove late fees. Often they will also “suspend” credit reporting while you complete the program.

Debt negotiations is NOT debt management and vise versa.

See more about debt management and the difference between it and debt consolidation.

A to Z Financial Tools for the UK

April 16th, 2008

There are a lot of websites out there that offer to give you options when it comes to credit and debt resources but have you noticed that finding resources in the UK can be a challenge? I get a lot of questions about credit bureaus and handling disputes and settling debts in the UK.

Well now you cant find financial resources quickly, all in one place. http://www.simplyfinance.co.uk has an unbiased approach to credit and debt resources plus they offer all the financial tools you need to get educated.

You can request Debt management, get home loan rates, compare banking and investigate investments. No matter what you’re looking for, Simply finance has a financial tool for you.

The site is easy to navigate and has an endless array of resources for practically any financial situation.  The site also offers news and resources related to every category you are browsing which is important with the instability of the market conditions.

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