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Get in contact with truster debt specialist who facilitate your long-term financial health by presenting the wide range of debt-relief options available to you. These include student loan consolidation, debt consolidation, debt settlement and tax debt relief.
Debt Settlement
Debt settle is a debt relief option that is popular among people who need help from high-balance credit cards (ranging from $20,000 to $125,000 or more). Through debt settlement, our debt specialists will negotiate with creditors on your behalf. With the goal of “settling” your credit card debt, they will come back with an amount that is substantially less than what you currently owe.
Student Loan Consolidation
Debt Settlement & Consolidation
Consolidating your federal student loans will give you one new loan with one payment, and into a repayment plan you can afford. Consolidating also puts you into the forgiveness programs and makes you eligible for Public Service Loan Forgiveness.
Reduce monthly payments and extend lending time by consolidate your student loan. Student loan Consolidation is available to help students reduce unmanageable education debts by combining all their outstanding loan into a single loan
The Debt Settlement Negotiation Process
The first step is to decide whether to hire a debt settlement company or lawyer to negotiate a settlement. You can always negotiate the settlement yourself. The goal is to reduce significantly the amount you pay. Experience helps, but so does having enough money to make a lumpsum offer. Start saving immediately.
Next, meet with the lender and negotiate for a settlement. If your balance is overdue for more than six months, it likely has been turned over to a collection agency.
It can take years to save enough money to make an initial offer. You normally end monthly payments to your representative to build an account. In the meantime, interest fees on your debt grow and your balance grows with it.
It’s time to make an offer. Be patient. Creditors have no obligation to accept debt settlement offers. This could take months, maybe years. If a creditor accepts, get it in writing. Ask the creditor to send a notice to the major credit bureaus that the debt has been settled.
Keep track of the money you saved. Debt settlement companies can charge 15% of the owed balance or 25% of the money you saved. Lawyers can charge hourly rates or standard fees. You may also owe taxes to the IRS on the amount forgiven.
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