Debt Settlement Credit Score Ding VS High Stress and Worry

Posted on November 27th, 2008 by Wayne

Just came across this article by Susan Megge that makes a valid point about credit score and debt settlement: what is more important: keeping a high credit score (which may costs you much stress and worry about keeping up with payments) or clearing your debt with a temporary credit ding and lowering your stress by [...]

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Will debt settlement affect my credit score (FICO)?

Posted on November 26th, 2008 by Wayne

Yes. More often than not, being in debt, your credit accounts already have, or are, in the process of being reported negatively to the major credit reporting agencies. Depending on how long you have been delinquent in payments, negotiating and settling these debts for good will have an overall positive effect on your credit score. [...]

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  • Damon,

    After I'd signed with another debt settlement company, I started to get cold feet. Our conversation yesterday helped me realize that I'd made a mistake. Your service will be roughly half as expensive as theirs, and I am very happy with your contingency fee arrangement - I was worried that the other company would end up taking my money without providing me with substantial help. It also makes good sense to me that I should be communicating with the credit card companies; I felt uneasy about the other company's policy of prohibiting debtors from communicating with the creditors directly. I canceled my agreement with the other company today, and I am eager to get going with your service. I've been a lawyer for 26 years, and I never thought that I'd end up in such an enormous financial mess. I feel much better about the situation using your approach. - Mike, New York

    Damon,

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    Damon,

    I cannot tell you how much more at peace I am after our conversation last night. I think Lance is too. We are not happy with any of this situation, but we are praying that maybe we can see the light at the end of tunnel. Lori - LA

    Damon,

    Our conversation was very pleasant and reassuring that there is light at the end of the tunnel. I have enquired into other sources of debt solutions and found yours to be my best option. It is a shorter term solution than the others I have talked to. I am 58 and have never had any problem with paying my bills until I lost my job. I have read several books on finances and have found having credit can hurt you or help you. I would suggest everyone get educated on finances and if they need a solution to a financial problem to check your web site out. It feels like someone really cares. Thank you for caring Mike – IN