How A Credit Card Debt Relief Program Can Work For You

Jan. 16, 2013 - PRLog -- A credit card debt relief program is designed to give you a helping hand in overcoming the financial troubles caused by carrying too much debt for your finances to handle. You work with a debt relief provider to create a personalized strategy to help you pay off your debts and get to a better place financially. With the right plan and the right team supporting you, you can get out of debt, improve your budget, and build a brighter financial future.

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The first step in any debt management service is to assess your current financial situation. Not every financial problem is the same, so not everyone needs the same debt solution. When speaking with a debt relief provider, typically the following information will be discussed:

What is your current total net (take-home) income each month?
How much do you owe on each of your debts?
What is the interest rate on each of your credit cards?
What are your other monthly expenses, including rent/mortgage, insurance, utilities, food, gas, etc?

Once this information is provided, a credit counselor can get an accurate assessment of your unique financial situation. They can develop a basic overview of your current budget to determine how much income you use to pay off debt. They can also check your credit report for you to determine if you’re falling behind on any of your credit card payments and by how much. If you filled out your evaluation or requested help online, a counselor will call you to review the information you provided.

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At the end of your evaluation, your credit counselor will be able to tell you if you qualify for enrollment in a debt management program. You can usually include most, if not all, of your credit card debts. In some cases, you can even use a debt management program to consolidate other unsecured debts, such as unpaid medical bills.

Once you decide what you want to include in your debt management strategy, your credit counselor will run the numbers and tell you what the new interest rate on your debts will be, as well as what your new debt payments will be each month. Interest rates generally range from 6% to 10% for most enrollments and monthly payments on your debt can be reduced by as much as 50% of what you’re paying now. Your credit counselor can also give you an estimate of how long it will take to complete your program to get completely free of your unsecured debt. Typically, most clients are debt-free within 36 to 60 monthly payments on their debt management plan.

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