Debt Settlement vs. Debt Management
How to pay off credit cards enrolled in a debt management program?
I have been in a debt management program with a local credit counseling service for about 8 months. My parents have offered to co-sign a loan so I can pay off the cards. The loan with the bank is a lower interest rate than the cards and will pay them off faster with a lower payment each month. Should I pay the cards directly or go through the credit counseling service? Which is better for my credit score?
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As Americans struggle to manage their finances through the economic downturn, many are turning to the debt servicing industry for assistance. Unfortunately, the public routinely confuses the types of services provided by debt settlement and debt management agencies, which differ significantly. Join Thomas Fox, Cambridge Credit Counselings Community Outreach Director, as he discusses the important differences between Debt Settlement and Debt Management….
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All these people do is write letters disputing your debt, hoping a creditor will ignore a letter and that gets the bad mark taken off your file. As soon as the creditor proves the debt, it goes right back on again.
These people make their money from exploiting people like you that have gotten into a credit crunch. There has got to be a free program from a non-profit in your area. Check with your local charities and local government and see if there is someone that can help you WITHOUT taking you money….