Debt Management: Credit Boot-camp™Credit Repair (Self Help)
Can debt management companies be trusted?
I've been in a program for 10 months now. I've recently come into some money that will pay all these bill off. Now I'm a little conserned about sending a rather large check to the debt management company. They've been good in the past, paid what they said, but it just bothers me to send this much money to them. I wonder if I should pay the bills myself or let them do it. This is a once in a life time chance for me I can't screw it up.
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I had 20K in debt about 15 years ago, and this place did a great job of talking to my various creditors to 0%, and only 1 of them wouldn’t go to 0%. I was saving more than 400 a month with my consolidated payment to C.C.C.S., and used that extra $ to save and pay off the creditor who didn’t want to go to 0%. After I paid them, my CCCS payment went down even more, and today, after finishing the program, my credit score is A+
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The Credit Counseling company will probably get you a better price in the long run because they will negotiate a lower rate than you can. But, you are being charged a very large amount of compounded interest on every dollar that you owe them for every Month that the amount is owed. Let Mom and Dad help IF the interest rate and terms are better than you are currently paying the credit card companies. And, if you can afford to pay all of your bills iccluding that payment. Remember that the credit counselor is making money on you, they will not always counsel you to your advantage.
Make sure you have the skills, contacts and start-up money.
Establish a place of business and start advertising.
Best thing would be to map out the whole thing up front. You'll need to know permit/license needs, employer requirements and other general business details. There should be a lawyer in your area that can assist with applications.
It is just as bad as a bankruptcy, as far as credit reporting goes…
Avoid it if you can…
If you get off of a DMP they stop paying the creditors. Unless you make specific arrangements with each creditor and pay them you will now become past due on your accounts again. Because of this the interest and late payments will start to be added again, and they will make collection calls to you.
You can always get back on a DMP, unless the creditors have sued you in court. Also if the creditor sold your account to a collection agency, these agencies may or may not participate in the program.
Since you say you "hardly" have any money left after your bills and this payment, it might be good to just tough it out. One thing you may want to do is take a very hard look at your budget. Determine what is essential and what is optional to see if you can free up some money. If you do a lot in entertainment(such as going to movies or eating out) you may have to stop those for a while.
One last option is to consider bankruptcy. It will effect your credit for a while, but if you practice good credit managment after the bankruptcy it can help.
It's actually a good thing because it shows personal responsibility versus non-payment. Credit wise it helps because you make payments on time. What can hurt you is your present credit rating if it is low. But that also depends on whether your company checks that and how it ranks that information. Your focus should be on a good interview highlighting what you bring to the company.
well, I don't promise anything but
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good luck!
he can open equity line of credit only in his name and this way your credit report will not affect his change to obtain the loan or you have to get this loan fast- before your debt consolidation program will show on your report. most lenders treat debt consolidation program like bankruptcy chapter 13, so it is mean- they don't like see this very much.