is there a number i can call to get some assistance
Yes, I can refer you to someone if you can provide me with the information found on the site at the top of each page. (…)
Click to Read More >Yes, I can refer you to someone if you can provide me with the information found on the site at the top of each page. (…)
Click to Read More >I am not a tax professional however, my understanding is that the entire amount you save as a result of the settlement would be considered taxable. (…)
Click to Read More >Sorry to hear about your situation. I don’t know enough about your situation, debt levels, types of debt, etc. (…)
Click to Read More >You need to speak with the coimpany you signed up with. It really depends on them. I suggest you call them soon. Thanks.
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Sorry to hear about your situation. I suggest that you speak to a non-profit credit counseling agency to see what they say. They are often very helpful at providing guidance. (…)
Click to Read More >The payout structure that a debt settlement company charges vary greatly from one company to the next however, once all payments are accounted for the standard practice is to charge 15% of your debt amount. (…)
Click to Read More >Hello. I do not know anything about this company.
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Actually, like everything in life, there are no guarantees. Debt solutions have varying degrees of risks with debt settlement being the riskiest and debt management being less risky. (…)
Click to Read More >A third party trust account is like a bank account a debt settlement company sets up for you. It is meant to protect your monthly deposits in an account only you control. (…)
Click to Read More >This is a good question and a hard one to answer. (…)
Click to Read More >Hello.I refer one of several debt relief companies to each person who requests my help depending on the information you provide me with. How do you know? Good question. (…)
Click to Read More >The companies I refer people to are sometimes members of the better business bureaus in their areas and some of them are not. (…)
Click to Read More >Yes, while working with a settlement company you will not want to use your credit cards. (…)
Click to Read More >Yes, they do set you up on a monthly payment plan no matter if you are a doing debt settlement or a debt management program. (…)
Click to Read More >Typically the amount is 15% of your debt that gets accepted into the negotiation program is what a debt settlement company charges. (…)
Click to Read More >The laws for the debt settlement industry vary from state to state and are in a state of constant change. (…)
Click to Read More >There are credit repair companies and some debt settlement companies can assist you in helping to try and clean up your credit. (…)
Click to Read More >I have heard of that company but it is not one I am very familiar with so unfortunately, I am not going to be of much assistance. Sorry about that.
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The negative effects of debt settlement on your credit score are severe and typically last for several years after you emerge from debt. (…)
Click to Read More >In general yes but a real answer really depends on your situation, the type of debt solution that service provided for you, the status of your accounts with your creditors, and more. (…)
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