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    How It Works? First thing’s first: fill out our free evaluation form above to connect with our debt consolidation specialists who will help you determine what options you are eligible for. This evaluation is completely FREE.

    Contact us now for…

    • A completely FREE consultation
    • A savings estimate in minutes
    • No upfront fees or obligations

    We can help you now…

    • Reduce your stress
    • Consolidate your debt
    • Get out of debt without bankruptcy
    • Lower your monthly payments

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    • Your monthly debt payments (including your rent or mortgage) don’t exceed 50% of your monthly gross income.

    • Your credit is good enough to qualify for a 0% credit card or low-interest debt consolidation loan.

    • Your cash flow consistently covers payments toward your debt.

    • If you choose a consolidation loan, you can pay it off within 5 years.

    Consolidate your debt if you can get a loan at better terms and/or it will help you make payments on time. Just make sure this consolidation is part of a larger plan to get out of debt and you don’t run up new balances on the cards you’ve consolidated.

    Consolidation isn’t a silver bullet for debt problems. It doesn’t address excessive spending habits that create debt in the first place. It’s also not the solution if you’re overwhelmed by debt and have no hope of paying it off even with reduced payments.

    Debt Consolidation can be done in a few different ways. Some of the most popular options are:

    1. Debt consolidation using a debt resolution company. This is when a resolution company negotiates with your creditors on your behalf.
    2. Debt Consolidation using a personal loan. This option is available when you’re able to take out a separate loan and use that to pay off your other debts.
    3. Debt Consolidation using credit card balance transfers. This option is used when you have access to credit cards that you can use to transfer your balances to one with a lower interest rate.