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Financial Hardship Consolidation for those U.S. Residents suffering from over $15,000.00 of unsecured debt.
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Consolidation options are now available forindividuals, families, and businesses dealing with unmanageable bills.
Things have gotten to the point where there's no way out without assistance. Many people never imagined they'd find themselves in this situation.
Going from responsibly paying bills on time and having plenty in savings, to struggling to get by each month -- they're feeling like there's no way to make it through this.
Hardship consolidation programshelp people restore finances without filing bankruptcy. It's important to understand how the programs work and how to qualify.
What is a debt relief program and how do I know if I should use one?
Debt relief or settlement companies are companies that say they can renegotiate, settle, or in some way change the terms of a person's debt to a creditor or debt collector. Dealing with these companies can be risky.
Debt settlement companies, also sometimes called "debt relief" or "debt adjusting" companies, often claim they can negotiate with your creditors to reduce the amount you owe. Consider all of your options, including working with a nonprofit credit counselor and negotiating directly with the creditor or debt collector yourself. Before agreeing to work with a debt settlement company, there are risks that you should consider:
- Debt settlement companies often charge expensive fees.
- Debt settlement companies typically encourage you to stop paying your credit card bills. If you stop paying your bills, you will usually incur late fees, penalty interest and other charges, and creditors will likely step up their collection efforts against you.
- Some of your creditors may refuse to work with the company you choose.
- In many cases, the debt settlement company will be unable to settle all your debts.
- If you do business with a debt settlement company, the company may tell you to put money in a dedicated bank account, which will be managed by a third party. You might be charged fees for using this account.
- Working with a debt settlement company may lead to a creditor filing a debt collection lawsuit against you.
- Unless the debt settlement company settles all or most of your debts, the built-up penalties and fees on the unsettled debts may wipe out any savings the debt settlement company achieves on the debts it settles.
- Using debt settlement services can have a negative impact on your credit scores and your ability to get credit in the future.
Warning:Debt settlement may well leave you deeper in debt than you were when you started. Most debt settlement companies will ask you to stop paying your debts in order to get creditors to negotiate and in order to collect the funds required for a settlement. This can have a negative effect on your credit score and may result in the creditor or debt collector filing a lawsuit while you are collecting funds required for a settlement. And if you stop making payments on a credit card, late fees and interest will be added to the debt each month. If you exceed your credit limit, additional fees and charges may apply. This can cause your original debt to increase.