Credit Debt Negotiation - Why Creditors Will Offer More Debt Settlement Deals In 2011

Feb. 15, 2011 - PRLog -- Credit debt negotiation is one of the various method that can be used to get out of the unsecured loans and lead a healthy financial life. However, there is a question that keeps disturbing the consumers. They quite often ask why creditors will offer more debt settlement deals in 2011. A simple answer can be: "credit debt negotiation helps the creditors to get back some of their money which is absolutely not possible in case of bankruptcy filing. Bankruptcy will mean complete loss for the creditors." However, things are not that simple as they seem to be. There are deeper economic reasons for the creditors to make this move.

The back-end mechanism that will aid the creditors in offering more debt settlement deals in 2011 involves a couple of government aids. The first aid covers up the loss of interest earning due to settlement. This aid is referred to as "Creditors' Tax Breaks." As interest earnings fall, the corporate liabilities for the creditors increase with the tax rates remaining stagnant. This creates a problem of default for the creditors. To stop this from happening, the government reduced the tax rates and hence, the creditors found it easy to offer more settlement deals and no wonder, 2011 will witness a growth in the number of debt settlement deal offerings by the creditors.

The other aid that the government provided was a make up cash for the loss of principal money during settlement deals. This money is known as stimulus cash and the creditors are given access to the same to use it for covering the costs which are required to run a profit-making organization. This also helped the creditors to open up and offer more debt settlement deals.

These two reasons explain why credit debt negotiations are on the rise. Also, the overwhelming number of debtors defaulting their payments and opting for bankruptcy played an instrumental role to force the creditors to help the consumers and thereby they helped themselves.

With the new FTC laws recently passed, debt settlement is a legitimate alternative to filing bankruptcy. Creditors are ready to negotiate and now you won't have to pay a fee unless your debts actually settle.
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