Stop Paying Credit Card Debt the Traditional Way! Free Debt Help

The economic crisis has caused consumers to lose the ability to pay back debts. Companies owed money understand this, and are helping the consumer by settling debts for far less than they are worth.
By: Mark Jameson
 
April 15, 2010 - PRLog -- You should fulfill your obligation and perform your part of the promise is your legal, moral as well as logical duty. However, what if you are not in a position to perform this task? In such a scenario, the most obvious question is-should you continue performing your duty even when you know that it is not going to make any difference?

William Roberts, editor of http://www.Remove-Debt-Today.com, notes the importance of advocacy for consumers during this economic period:
“The public is experiencing a severe crisis with debt and agencies must be set up for the large amounts of people who will require assistance.”

This is one confusing point that each and every individual having card debt faces. Up to a certain limit, it is possible to repay the debts in full. However, all it takes is one mishap or accident and repayment of credit card debt becomes next to impossible. In such a scenario, people began questioning the very basic obligation of repayment of debt.

There are many persons who con themselves into believing that non repayment of debt is acceptable as the debt is unsecured debt and that the credit card issuer cannot do anything except threaten the individual.

They are person decides to bear the embarrassment and humiliation that the credit card issuer might cause. The logic underlying this approach is that the credit card issuer would give up beyond a certain date and the individual will become free of debt after that.

Well, such an approach is going to leave the credit score in tatters. Secondly, the credit card issuers will resort to legal options to compel the individual to repay the debt.

Trying to repay the debt in full by cutting down another expense does not make sense. For starters, you lose the basic fun and joy in life. Secondly, you forget what a happy life means. Thirdly, you put yourself at high risk of financial problems in the event of a sudden emergency. Cutting down on insurance payment so that you can repay your credit card debt does not make sense.

Considering all this, the smartest option is to give up on the traditional option and make use of the latest and innovative methods of repayment of debt. You bargain with your credit card issuer and insist that the credit card issuer and unsecured lender offer a discount in exchange of regular repayment on your side.

This may sound unfair but considering the high interest rates charged by the credit card companies and the financial problems that the ordinary individual is facing, this approach is a sensible one. If you try to follow the traditional way, you will soon end up in bankruptcy and that will be the end of the story for your as well as your card issuer finances.

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If you are one of the millions of Americans who has over $10,000 in unsecured debt, it is time you found out about the debt settlement options available to you. Due to the current economy an overwhelming amount of people are in debt, creditors are having no choice but to agree to debt settlement deals.

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Source:Mark Jameson
Email:***@free-debt-relief-advice.com
Tags:Debt Relief, Credit Card Debt, Debt Settlement, Small Business Debt Relief, Bankruptcy, Eliminate Credit Card Debt
Industry:Debt relief, Personal finance, Debt management
Location:Los Angeles - California - United States
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