Start A Debt Settlement Company
Now is a good time to start a debt settlement company. With National Unemployment at 8% percent, people struggle to survive. All available balances pay for life’s necessities when there is no income source.
Many people are struggling with financial problems, and most of them should really think about starting a debt settlement company. The unemployment rate has soared over the last two years, with more and more people losing their jobs and struggling to live each day. Their savings are expended and so they rely on their available credit to provide the essentials.
For this sole reason, there are many individuals who have just considered borrowing money, but they are now facing the harsh reality of not having the means to pay that money back and this puts many of them in a desperate situation. On top of that, late fees will be applied for all of those people who don’t pay in a timely manner. When the borrowers do not pay the debt on time, the interest rates increase drastically. These situations have become more common in this time and many clients are finding themselves unable to pay their monthly bills and expenses. Small Businesses are even ending up in these situations.
Now is a great time to start a debt settlement business because there are so many people out there who will have no other alternative other than filing Chapter 13 Bankruptcy. Remember with the recent changes in the bankruptcy law, Chapter 7 typically is not a viable alternative for those with these circumstances. This is what The Debt Alternative Center will train you to indentify.
Customer Benefits include
1. Attempt to Reduce the outstanding debt
Debt Settlement attempts to reduce debts providing the client potential savings.
2. Make every attempt to negotiate reduced Interest Rates and charges
When debtors miss payments, or are late, the creditors raise the interest and charge late fees. If the debtor has a balance, the interest and fees drastically increase. Debt settlement services attempts to negotiate with the client’s creditors to find a better position.
3. Consultation on Legal options
Creditors can file a lawsuit against a debtor if the debt is not paid. Legal actions such as wage garnish, judgment, levies and liens are potential issues that can arise and where we can offer advice to our clients. Making arrangements with creditors and committing to a payment plan may avoid most legal actions against debtors. Our Debt Settlement Account Specialists consult with our clients to discuss possible options for each situation.
4. Bankruptcy Alternative
Bankruptcy not only ruins your credit for up to ten years, it can also effect a company’s decision to hire you or even endanger your current employment and status. A debt settlement program is an alternative before filing bankruptcy.
5. Convenient payments
Debt settlement allows for a debt management plan that aids clients to determine how much they can afford to pay each month and a time frame where the debts may be paid off if the stipulations in the plan are followed. Debt consolidation and debt counseling programs arrange scheduled payments for our enrolled clients and that plan must be followed for the best possible outcome.
How do I get started?
The only question you should have at this point is how do I get started? Our two convenient ways follow:
1. Fill out our enrollment form to the right of the page
2. Call us at 877-282-0555 and our Customer Service Representatives will be happy to assist you.
