Are you sick and tired of struggling every month to make payments on your debts that you just can’t make, no matter how hard you try. This is the dilemma that thousands of Americans are facing as they discover changes in the economy make it more and more difficult to meet their monthly obligations. When you reach the point of only making the payment on the minimum amount owed you are in trouble. Now you are only paying on the interest and it keeps on escalating. It could take years before you begin to pay down the actual principal.

Bankruptcy for Connecticut Residents Needs Not Be an Option

Once you have reached this level of failing to pay your debts you may begin to think about declaring bankruptcy. This does damage to your credit that will hang over your head for years. There are alternative methods available that give you choices. If you have a least $10,000 in unsecured debt, such as medical or dental bills, cell phone, utility or credit card debts you can get help. You will save yourself a lot of heartache by getting the help you need to get your finances under control. You can actually get approval the same day you apply for assistance to get on a program that helps you get your life back. You’ll no longer be working just to pay your debts.

Debt Settlement Program

• Also known as debt negotiation
• For consumers with $15,000 or more in unsecured debt
• You make one manageable monthly payment
• Debt is reduced by 50% to 70%
• Pay on the principal rather than on the interest
• Accumulate sufficient funds to pay creditors
• Creditors are paid off one at a time
• Pay all debts in as little as 6 months to 36 months

Debt Consolidation Program

• Also known as consumer credit counseling
• Benefits consumers with $15,000 or less in unsecured debt
• You make one payment per month that fits your budget
• Pay at a reduced interest rate – as much as 50%
• Cut the amount of your payments by as much as half
• No more harassing letters and phone calls
• Pay off your debts in a reasonable amount of time

Call today for Connecticut Debt Settlement and Consolidation.