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How does this debt settlement program work?

Debt Settlement works by reducing the balance owed (principal) on your unsecured personal debt accounts through the time-honored process of creditor negotiation. This is different from simply reducing the interest rate as with Debt Consolidation and Credit Counseling, which do not affect the total debt balance. By reducing the balance itself, Debt Settlement provides a much faster means of becoming debt-free.

 

Most creditors are willing to accept 50%, 40%, sometimes as low as 20% of the balance owed in order to close out an account rather than lose the entire amount in a bankruptcy proceeding. From a business perspective, it is a matter of the creditor receiving something rather than nothing, as would be the case in most bankruptcies. Of course, different creditors have different policies, but as a rule, discounts of 50% or greater are routine in the industry. As a consequence of this approach, money that was previously wasted on endless minimum payments (most of which went toward interest charges) goes toward reducing the actual debt balance.

 

This is why Debt Settlement through debt negotiation is the fastest debt elimination method short of Chapter 7 bankruptcy.

Additional Related Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Will this debt settlement strategy work for me?

 

Q: What happens to my credit?

 

Q: What are the tax consequences of debt settlement?

 

 

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See also: unsecured personal debt, debt consolidation, credit counseling, bankruptcy, chapter 7 bankruptcy

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