Understand Your Debt Relief Options

See if you qualify for help reducing or consolidating your unsecured debt.

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How Debt Relief Works

Debt relief can involve negotiating with creditors, consolidating balances, or exploring other options based on your situation.

Assessment

Review your unsecured debts, income, and goals to determine potential options.

Program Match

Explore consolidation, settlement, payoff strategies, or counseling based on eligibility.

Next Steps

If you move forward, a provider may outline a plan. Results vary and are not guaranteed.

What Types of Debt May Qualify?

Credit Cards

Revolving balances with high interest rates.

Personal Loans

Unsecured loans and lines of credit.

Medical Bills

Unexpected expenses and collections.

Collections

Charged-off or third-party collections.

Note: Secured debts (e.g., mortgages, auto loans) typically do not qualify for settlement programs.

Common Misconceptions About Debt Help

Debt relief is a quick fix

Reputable programs take time and discipline. There is no guaranteed or overnight solution.

Settlement and consolidation are the same

Consolidation combines debts into one payment. Settlement seeks to resolve debts for less than the full amount owed. They are different approaches with different risks.

All providers are the same

Fees, processes, and qualifications vary. Always review disclosures and verify credentials.

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