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Credit Card Debt Settlement

Credit Card Debt SettlementHas anyone had any luck with debt settlement companies debt credit card?

I'm in Ohio and do not want to file Chapter 13. Looking to make the regulation of credit cards. I am looking for companies that do the reputation of payment by credit card. What these companies charge. 50,000 in credit card debt at 23% APR.

Mother;

Sorry to talk about our situation.

Based on what you have revealed, it seems that you are a good candidate for debt settlement. The fact that you have access to money now to pay your debts is a positive thing and will certainly accelerate the process.

Here's a trick I suggest to my readers on my site regarding the choice of a company to settle the debt. Make sure you deal with a large company that negotiates on behalf of many people with the same credit card companies.

Why do you ask?

Instead of negotiating with your card company credit card (s) to simply reduce your $ 50,000, they will "pool" of your debt to other debt and negotiate a balance much larger, sometimes more than 1 million $. This gives them a greater amount of weight and / should eventually reduce the amount you will pay your creditors to settle our debt.

A disadvantage of debt settlement is that it has a very negative effect on your credit. Keep this in mind.

Here is the company that I recommend for the settlement of debt ( http://www.curadebt.com/a/1602/ ) and checked that they will work with you in Ohio.

Best of luck Mom.

If you want more information on settlement of debt and / or your other options please visit my website information debt http://www.debt-elimination-guide.com

Your best bet to deal with credit card companies or collection agencies directly. You can settle for less than what you pay and on a monthly basis. If you deal with the nnt credit card, make sure you get something in writing stating them once the debt is paid, the account will not be marked negative on your report. Many collection agencies will give you the letter as such, to recover the debt. Debt consolidation might work, but be sure to ask them how this will affect your credit once the proposed amount is paid. You do not have negative points on your credit card while you pay the debt. 50k of credit card debt is a lot. Depending on the amount of interest you paid, you may end up paying only the principal amount in but it would mean a lot of haggling.

I am a former financial advisor (the debt and credit), I worked for a very reputable company called Consumer Credit Counseling Services. At this time, consulting services were free and there was no charge. Since then, Money Management International has merged with CCCS. MMI has an excellent reputation and impeccable (no fraud, etc. Check the BBB) are literally able to get out of your bankruptcy option (which is better for your credit). MMI / CCCS already established relationships with all major credit card companies and department stores nearly 20 years (basically, all revolving credit loans). Having such a long-term relationships with these companies, they knocked the overlimit fees and late fees; addition, they are able to reduce your interest rate, therefore allowing you to trim your overall balance . With regular monthly payments (which is the absolute key with one of them) you will actually be able to see the results of your total debt balance decreases with each payment you make. I think there is a fee when you decide to join the plan, but all counseling sessions are free. They also budgeting, retirement / financial and mortgage advice. For more information, visit online at moneymanagementinternational.com.
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Posted on January 23, 2010.
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