Trust One Debt Relief Program
An Alternative to Consumer Credit Counseling, Bankruptcy or a Debt Consolidation Loan.
Our Debt Settlement Program can help you get out of debt in no more than about 12 - 48 months, and debts can be settled for a lot less than you owe. If you are experiencing a financial
or personal hardship that is preventing you from paying your bills, the
five most generally accepted debt consolidation options you have are:
1. Continue minimum monthly payments to credit card companies.
This option could take over 30 years to pay back, costs thousands of
dollars in interest alone, and requires you to pay back over three
times what you now owe. This is the slowest, most costly, and most
economically disadvantageous way to get out of debt (see below for more
information). Keeping high balances on your credit cards could affect
your credit in a negative way and make it more difficult to obtain a
home loan.
2. Debt Consolidation Loan.
This option only works financially if you have at least a good credit
rating and considerable equity in your home. If you have a very large
debt burden and have been late on just one payment, it is likely that
your credit may be impaired. Also, with this option, you do not get out
of debt; you only shift it from unsecured debt to secured debt. While a
debt consolidation loan coupled with our debt settlement program
provides a very powerful solution, debt consolidation alone does not settle your debt; it only shifts it from one place to another.
3. Consumer Credit Counseling (CCC).
Consumer credit counseling programs can take up to 6 years or longer to
complete and your debt is not reduced. You still pay back 100% of the
debt you owe plus interest. In addition, if you miss just one payment,
you could be dropped from the program. Consumer Credit Counseling
Companies, on average, have high rates of client cancellation, which
does not bode well for their delivery of successful debt management
programs (see below for more information on CCCs).
4. Bankruptcy.
While bankruptcy is a legitimate route to get out of debt, it very
negatively affects credit for 7-10 years and can be a very unpleasant
experience emotionally. In October 2005, new congressional legislation
made filing for bankruptcy more difficult and burdensome. A Chapter 13
bankruptcy payment plan can be higher and last longer than the
alternative debt settlement program.
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5. THE Debt Relief Program
This is one of the fastest, most effective ways to settle your debt at a fraction of the cost. Trust One Debt Relief can not only settle your debt for much less than what you owe, but it also enables you to complete the program in as little as 12 - 48 months. Our program is custom-tailored to provide you with one low debt settlement program payment, help you deal with your creditors, and settle your debts fast. Typically, we negotiate your balances to significantly less than what you owe.
Your
actual results will vary depending on a variety of factors, including
your current balances, how much you pay per month, and the amount that
your creditors are willing to settle for.
Debt Consolidation Loan
To be approved, you must have the ability to repay a larger home loan
and also have an acceptable credit score. Even if you did qualify,
without debt settlement combined, your situation would most likely get
worse. Rather than helping you to eliminate debt, a consolidation loan
may increase your debt burden without debt settlement combined. Here
are some more facts that you might not know about debt consolidation
loans:
- You must qualify. Those who qualify for our combination program are top candidates
- It requires ownership of a home with considerable equity
- Closing costs are usually required upon closing or built into the interest rate
- Missing payments could cause you to lose your home
- You would pay back the entire balance of your credit cards, plus interest
- Payback can be 10-20 years depending on debt balance and your ability to pay
- You are paying off unsecured debts in favor of a new secured debt
- The debt consolidation loan reduces the equity available in your property for future use
Continue to Make the Minimum Payments or Don't Pay Anything at All
- You
would pay almost 50% of your original balance in interest costs alone
over the first 36 months. Your principal balance would barely be
touched
- Credit card interest rates are usually 15%
or higher and creditors are allowed to raise rates at any time unless
otherwise stated in writing
- If your credit card
interest rate is 25% or higher, it is almost impossible to pay off your
debt by making the minimum payments
- With a high
credit card interest rate, it would most likely take you between 20 to
40 years to be out of debt - and that's if your balances doesn't
increase
- Until you pay off high balance debts, your ability to be extended credit becomes substantially more difficult.
If
you have already stopped making payments to your credit cards or other
creditors, you are negatively affecting your credit without reducing
any of your debt.
To see if you qualify for debt settlement, please fill out our savings quote form for a free consultation.

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