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national debt relief question by designergirl: has anyone ever been through debt management?
I need some advice, me and my partner have got into some financial trouble and im thinking about debt management. Can anyone who has been through it tell me the good and bad points of it??
Also while were are struggling with debt at the min we are both recent graduates and should be in a much better financial situation in 6 months or so, and im worried if i enter into debt management i will be paying it off for years rather than working hard and getting it paid.
advice??? thanks
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Answer by loki
Do it.
They will take your bills and get a lower interest rate. You pay them once a month and they will pay off your bills.
If you have more money, send that in and they will pay it faster.
Do not miss a payment.
I was over 100k in debt…and in five years I will have paid it all off (three years left)
Just handle the matter yourself. Most of these outfits are scams ad they simply compound your issues. Get on a written budget and stay on it for the rest of time.
If you are having trouble paying your bills debt management may be an option for you. A previous answer mentioned scams, and they are right because there are a lot of non-legitimate company’s our there posing as “Debt Relief” or “Debt Reduction”. Debt management is completely different as they work with you to establish new payment arrangements and then help you to budget and make those payments each month.
I would try looking for a National Foundation for Credit Counseling certified agency to meet with. This way you can be sure you are dealing with a trusted source of information. Check out http://www.nfcc.org for more info.