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Debt Management Program

Getting started can be overwhelming. The path to financial freedom can be so complex, it's hard to know if you're on the right plan. This simple guide is designed to help you make decisions that are right for you – and your financial future. We'll cover the ways a debt management program may be able to help you, what you can expect if you decide a debt management program is for you, and what other options are available.

What is a debt management program?  Discover how a debt management program works, and whether you're eligible to enroll in one.

What are the benefits of a debt management program? A debt management program can help you get out of debt, and stay out of debt. Find out how it can change your financial future.

Why should I consider a debt management program? Explore the other options that can help you take control of your debt, and make an informed decision about what's right for you.

How do I choose a debt management program company? There are plenty of things to consider when you're trying to find a reputable debt management service provider. We'll give you some guidelines here.

 

What is a debt management program?

A debt management program is a mutual agreement between you and CreditAllianceGroup™. Simply put, you agree to repay your unsecured debts in full over time, without taking on any more debt. In return, most creditors will agree to significantly reduce your interest charges and waive any late fees.

Even though debt management programs are often referred to as "debt consolidation," there is a difference. While debt management programs consolidate your monthly payments into one, easy payment, they are NOT debt consolidation loans.

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What are the benefits of a debt management program?

Save Time
A debt management program can help get you out of debt more quickly than you could on your own.

Save Money
A debt management program can drastically reduce the high rates of interest typically charged by most creditors. They often also eliminate late fees, so more of your money goes toward reducing your debt.

Gain Peace of Mind
Besides putting an end to harassing calls from collectors, the right provider can guide you through a difficult time and help you plan a brighter financial future.

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Why should I consider a debt management program?

When you're in debt, it can be difficult to see your way out. Fortunately, there is plenty of help available and you have a number of options. Unfortunately, there is no one solution that is right for everybody.

CreditAllianceGroup has helped thousands of people, and many of them found our debt management program to be the best solution. Before you decide, study the pros and cons of the various debt relief options. They can help you sort through the options and make the right choice — the one that best meets your needs.

Debt Management Program

Pros

  • Potential to save up to 57% on your monthly payments.
  • One consolidated payment for your unsecured debts.
    Benefits typically begin after 3 timely payments.

Cons

  • You may not take on any additional debt while on the program.
Debt Consolidation Loans

Pros

  • Consolidates your debts.
  • Will not negatively impact your credit.
  • One consolidated payment.

Cons

  • Requires a significant amount of home equity.
  • Could put your home and other secured debt at risk.
Debt Settlement

Pros

  • Reduces the total amount you owe to your creditors.
  • May get you out of debt quicker than other programs.

Cons

  • Often requires a large, lump sum cash payment.
  • Negatively impacts credit, since you are not actually repaying your entire debt.
  • Creditors may continue to harass you by telephone.
Bankruptcy

Pros

  • Most debts are eliminated or restructured under court protection.
  • Key assets can be protected.
  • Relatively quick solution.

Cons

  • Will negatively impact your credit and limit access to credit for up to 10 years.
  • Could require you to sell or liquidate unprotected assets.
  • Bankruptcy requires an attorney and may stay on your credit report for up to ten years.
Self-Help Options

Pros

  • Could save on some fees or costs common to other debt relief programs.
  • May reduce your total amount of debt owed.
  • Will not negatively impact your credit

Cons

  • Not likely to provide the same benefits as a creditor-recognized debt solution.
  • Can be extremely time-consuming.
  • Does not consolidate debt into one monthly payment.

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How do I choose a debt management program provider?

The provider you choose is the key to succeeding in becoming debt-free through a debt management program. Beware of providers who are less than reputable — their high fees and unethical policies can leave you in worse financial condition than when you started.

CreditAllianceGroup is a legitimate organization that can help you pay off your debts and start rebuilding your credit.

What to consider when choosing a debt management program company.

  • Solid record with the Better Business Bureau (BBB)
  • In business long enough to have built a solid reputation
  • Prompt monthly statements
  • Educational resources to help you stay out of debt
  • Certified counselors
  • Electronic payment processing
  • Existing relationships with most creditors
  • Online enrollment process
  • Offers multiple options to help you get out of debt
  • Support network to connect with other community members and find out how they are handling the day-to-day challenges of being in debt
  • Reasonable fee structure

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