Types of debt management companies

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Types of debt management companies

Postby gargamel on July 31st, 2008, 2:18 pm

I'm looking at the possibility of filing bankruptcy and I heard that there are other options for me to get out of debt. What are debt management companies and what do they do?
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Re: Types of debt management companies

Postby summerpixie on August 1st, 2008, 4:13 pm

Debt management companies are supposed to help you manage your debt. There are different types including, debt settlement, debt consolidation (cccs) and debt elimination. They all have their own guidelines about what they do specifically but typically they collect your combined monthly fees and dispurse to creditors, or settle with creditors.
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Re: Types of debt management companies

Postby marktaylor on September 11th, 2009, 5:07 am

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Re: Types of debt management companies

Postby Seth Watson on November 6th, 2009, 8:09 pm

There is absolutely no reason to do a Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. Even garnishment can be a blessing if you are in a settlement program, as it allows for leverage in negotiations with creditors who simply don't want to wait 5 years to be the next to garnish you. Liens can be settled, or at the worst PAID off when you sell your home. Debt management companies are nothing but an extension on the treadmill that most people were already running on by paying the minimums for a decade. Just analyze your situation, how much you have paid back in interest since getting the loans, and ask yourself what would be fair? If you feel you haven't paid back what you borrowed, and you have a guilty consience, then get back on the treadmill for a little longer. If you've paid back what you borrowed, and you still owe what you borrowed (literally), then it's time to remove the tumor aka debt. Settlement is the best way to GET OUT of the situation.
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Re: Types of debt management companies

Postby shannon on November 3rd, 2010, 6:41 am

Debt management companies primarily help you manage your debts by coming up with a program that can help you slowly repay and overcome debts. I had enrolled in one such company. But their services were not very satisfactory and their fee was very high too. So I discontinued their service and enrolled with Debtburst. And I’ve had a very good experience with them so far. Also, I think their fee is very nominal and reasonable.
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