Your journey to freedom
from debt starts here.
- Zero upfront costs
- One manageable monthly installment
- You can cut your debt by up to 50% overall.
- Save money and time by paying off your debt sooner.
You are in debt
We have a solution for you.
Your objective should be to pay off your debt as fast and conveniently as you can. if you keep paying merely the bare minimum. The amount of time it takes to repay the loan will depend on how much there is to repay. We can assist in developing a strategy to pay off debt in as short as 12 to 48 months*. You could save a ton of time and money by joining and finishing our program. Get out of debt faster than you ever imagined.
Easy Steps to Financial Independence
Free Debt Assessment
For a free debt analysis, fill out our online form or give us a call.
Plan Your Payments Ahead And Save
A Customized plan created just for you will be combined into a single, low-cost monthly payment.
Negotiate
Our skilled staff of negotiators will reach agreements that need your approval.
Settle
When your creditor is paid, the debt is discharged.
Debt Free
When all enrolled debts go through this process, you have successfully completed the program along with financial freedom.
Put backed by the most trusted servicing company on
One Easy Program
Speak with a trained debt professional at Debt Relief Help Center for free. They can walk you through our straightforward method.
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Simple and quick start-up and registration processes. A plan will be developed for you that is specific to your situation.
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Streamlined and swift initiation and enrollment procedures. A personalized plan will be formulated to address your unique circumstances
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Signing up and getting started is a quick and simple procedure. A strategy tailored to your needs will be developed.
You Can Achieve Financial Stability Through Debt Settlement If You:
- Are Ineligible To Pay Your Debt Off
- Need A New Beginning
- Desire Financial Independence
- Want to Regain Financial Stability
- have unplanned medical costs
- have a lot of monthly loan and credit card payments
Frequently Asked Questions
Have more inquiries? View further FAQs.
Will this Affect My Credit in Any Way?
Our commitment lies in facilitating your debt relief by engaging in negotiations with your creditors. Through these negotiations, we strive to secure agreements where your unsecured debt is accepted at a significantly reduced amount compared to its original value. The speed of debt resolution depends on various factors, including the condition of your credit report upon enrollment and the potential influence of other debts, including those owed to us. It’s important to acknowledge that this process can have an impact on your credit score, potentially leading to a decline.
Can I use my credit cards while I'm registered for the program?
You won’t be able to use your program-enrolled credit cards, sorry. We do advise setting aside one card for usage in the event of any unanticipated emergencies. This should ideally be a credit card that you plan to keep and has a balance accessible.
What Happens If I Don't Pay My Monthly Bill?
Each person’s situation is unique, so if something unexpected occurs, you might need to change your payment schedule. If revisions are required, we’re pleased to work with you to make them. To stop any automatic planned payments, get in touch with our Customer Relations Team at least seven days before the date of your scheduled deposit.
Are Programs for Debt Relief and Settlement Legal?
Yes, debt settlement firms must be completely federally regulated as well as licensed, bonded, and registered in any state where they conduct business. Never pay upfront fees to a debt settlement firm; if they do, they are not a real settlement company. For more than ten years, we have been providing consumers with trustworthy assistance with debt settlement.
What Can I Do If My Creditors Break Collection Rules?
In some circumstances, you have the right to file a lawsuit against a collector. We’ll be keeping track of your interactions with your creditors and analyzing any letters they send you. We have a connection with a debtor’s rights firm that will file an action on your behalf if the law has been broken.
What Happens If My Creditors Sue Me?
Make sure to send it to us right away if you get a summons or any other legal paperwork from one of your creditors. We have a working partnership with a law firm in every state that will take on your case and help with hurried negotiations.
How Does The Process Of Debt Relief Work?
The debt analysis is completely free, private, and doesn’t have any obligations. There are no up-front costs associated with joining Wisdom, either. Only when the debt has been satisfied are there any fees due. Our rates typically range from 15% to 25%, though they can change from state to state. How can Debt Relief Help Center assist me with my debts? If you have debt from credit cards, department store cards, medical expenses, private student loans, payday loans, or business debts, check out options from Debt Solutions. These debts are referred to as unsecured debts.
What Should I Say to a Calling Creditor or Collection Agency?
The most advisable approach involves informing your creditors that you prefer to receive all communication in written form, as your current financial difficulties prevent you from meeting your obligations. It’s important to note that there is no legal obligation mandating direct communication with your creditors. Should you be facing persistent calls from a collector, reach out to our account manager team, who will guide you through the most effective way to handle such situations.
What Happens If I Face Legal Action from My Creditors?
While it’s possible for any creditor to initiate legal action against you, it’s worth noting that lawsuits can be financially burdensome. As a result, creditors often opt to avoid this route. Certain creditors may employ litigation as a tactic for pressure or debt collection. While we are not authorized to provide legal counsel due to our non-legal status, we do have the ability to remove creditors from your program if they are unwilling to negotiate debt settlements. Should a creditor choose to pursue a lawsuit related to your debt, our services can offer assistance.
Will My Forgiven Debt Be Taxable?
You might have to pay taxes on the total of the debt that your creditors have forgiven, however it is doubtful. For any debt forgiven that is greater than $600, your creditors will send you a 1099-C form. Debt forgiveness is considered income. However, you might not be required to pay any taxes on the forgiven debt if you are insolvent at the time we reach a settlement with your creditors. to have a better understanding of your particular circumstance and any potential tax repercussions. You should discuss any debt that has been forgiven through a debt relief program with your tax advisor.
Who Meets the Program's Requirements?
Anyone in financial difficulty who is falling behind on or having trouble making the required minimum payments to creditors on their unsecured obligations is eligible for the program. You must owe each creditor $500 or more in unsecured debt in addition to having a minimum of $10,000 in total unsecured debt.
Will I Get a Call from Debt Collectors?
Although phone calls are a normal part of the debt settlement process, you are still protected from collection harassment by federal and state regulations. Numerous clients of ours will occasionally get calls from collectors. We provide tools and advice on how to handle those contacts to stop these types of phone calls in order to aid understanding. To find out more about the federal statutes that govern the conduct of debt collectors, go here.
Can I Handle My Creditors on My Own in Negotiations?
There may be a small number of people who can execute the work correctly, but the majority don’t have the patience or the necessary experience. The risks of performing the task incorrectly typically outweigh any advantages you would anticipate from doing it yourself. Yes, you can cut your debt by an additional 18–25% by negotiating with your creditors on your own. (Our charge ranges from 15 to 25 percent of the total debt, depending on the client’s location and level of debt.) Our skilled team of negotiators at Debt Relief Help Center has years of expertise interacting with creditors and negotiating the finest settlements. Not everyone has the knowledge we possess or wants to have ongoing conversations with their creditors.
Do I Have a Good Chance of Resolving My Debt?
Debt settlement typically suits individuals with unsecured debt exceeding $7,500, who face challenges meeting credit card obligations or have exhausted their available credit. An ideal candidate is someone aiming for quicker debt resolution—preferably within one to four years—rather than the prolonged timeframe of 20 to 40 years through minimum payments. By minimizing monthly payments, debt settlement offers the potential to expedite debt clearance. For those grappling with financial difficulties and confronted with a debt load unmanageable within the next one to four years, debt settlement can offer a pathway to reducing monthly payments and achieving swifter debt relief.
Is This A Loan For Debt Consolidation?
This is not a loan for debt consolidation. What we can do is combine all of your debts into a single, usually lower monthly payment than what you are currently making.
How much time will it take me to finish the program?
On average, the program takes 12 to 60 months to complete. Depending on the total enrolled debt and the monthly payment you have decided to make to your designated account.
What Distinguishes Debt Relief From Debt Consolidation?
Through the process of debt reduction, your outstanding balance is diminished. Following negotiations, you make payments that are lower than your original debt amount. In a procedure referred to as settlement, creditors agree to forgive the remaining debt. Alternatively, debt consolidation involves combining all your debts into a single loan, resulting in a solitary monthly payment, often at a reduced interest rate. Typically, a higher credit score is required for approval.
Is My Dedicated Account's Money FDIC Insured?
Yes, these clients of the dedicated account providers were covered by insurance up to the FDIC limitations, which are $250,000 at the moment.
Will Interest and Late Fees Still Be Applied To My Debts?
You have a contract with your credit card company that permits them to keep charging you interest and late fees whenever you don’t make payments. This implies that while you’re setting up and funding your Dedicated Account, your credit card debt may increase. Our objective is to come to new agreements with your creditors that will lower your overall debt, as well as any interest or late fees that were applied when you started our program.
Is Debt Relief Actually Valuable?
Yes! You’re under unneeded stress if you’re living paycheck to paycheck, have huge credit card balances, and find it difficult to make the minimal payments. This stress can have an impact on you and your loved ones. Enrolling in our program will relieve you of the stress, anxiety, and concern that come with having too much debt in addition to helping you get your finances in order and negotiate down your debt. You’ll have more time to concentrate on what’s important, like your family, job, and living life to the fullest.
Accreditations
Testimonials
Aurora Saved 47% On Her Debt Read More
“I am debt-free on my credit cards, and the anxiety is gone. And that right there, it feels so nice to be able to speak those words that I never imagined I'd be able to..”
William Saved 52% On His Debt Read More
“When you're in debt, it feels like it's always pouring on you; but, when you step outdoors, it feels like the sun is shining on you.”
Olivia Saved 46% On Her Debt Read More
“Debt Relief Help Center wanted to help me right away and demonstrated to me how I might be successful and become debt-free without being condemned.”