Settle you Debt
Debt settlement

that actually works.
We offer a unique way to get you out of debt. Our dedicated team,
advanced technology, and 20 years of experience help individuals like you
put debt behind them.
Unsecured Debt
Business Debt
MCA Loans
Tax Debt
Resolving your debt has never been easier
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Leading the way in debt relief connections.
As pioneers in facilitating access to debt settlement services, we take pride in providing a network of seasoned experts to help you confidently navigate your financial challenges.
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Resolving your debt
has never been easier.
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Enroll your debts
Our advisors will guide you in creating a monthly budget that works for you. You’ll make regular deposits into an FDIC-insured bank account, which the experts will use to negotiate your debts.
We negotiate
Negotiate for you
Once you’ve deposited sufficient funds, we connect you with experienced professionals who will work on obtaining favorable offers to resolve your debts.
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Your debt is settled
The connected experts finalize each agreement with thorough attention to detail, ensuring it aligns with your expectations. Once completed, they submit the deal to you for approval.
FAQs
Common questions about
Debt Settlement.
The cost of a debt settlement program can vary depending on several factors, such as the amount of debt you have, the number of creditors involved, and the specific company you're working with. Typically, debt settlement companies charge either a flat fee or a percentage of the debt that's settled. The fees can range from 15% to 25% of the total amount of debt enrolled in the program, though some companies charge a monthly fee instead. It's important to carefully review the terms and make sure you're aware of any upfront costs, and understand how the company charges for their services. It is also very important to verify that the company you work for is performance based so that you are not charged an upfront fee even before the creditors are contacted and a settlement is on the table.
Creditors as well as collection agencies may contact you during the early stages of the program. This is due to the missing payments that you will have until we have reached the negotiation stage. Once we have negotiated with the creditor or the collection agency that has a hold of your debt, the calls, or any contact attempts that they will try, will diminish or stop.
This depends on the status of the debt that you enter the program with. There are some programs that may not even accept a debt that has legal action already taken against it. We will make sure to lead you to the best option so that you can have legal protection throughout your debt relief program.
Your credit score is not affected because of the program, but it will be affected because of the delinquent payments. In this case, it is always better to look at the bigger picture as there are multiple factors that affect your credit score.
