Ask yourself the following questions:
- Is credit card debt holding you down?
- Are you looking for debt relief?
- Are you confused about debt settlement, debt negotiation and debt consolidation?
- Do you want to reduce your debt by more than 50%?
If you answered yes to any of these questions, Superior Debt Relief is here to help you.
Credit Card Debt
Credit card debt is like gaining weight - easy to get; hard to lose.
But losing weight is not impossible, neither is
getting
out of debt. Just like you can shed those extra pounds, you
can get yourself out from underneath all that debt. It takes hard
work, discipline and getting the right kind of help.
First of all, having a lot of credit card debt is not uncommon. Many consumers, whether due to a job loss, major injury or overspending, see a large portion of their monthly income being swallowed up by credit card payments. Most are only able to make the minimum payment and soon find that the balance is increasing (or at least not changing),
which is even more frustrating and stressful. Know that the credit card industry is a multi-billion dollar a year industry, and your minimum payments each month help to make that possible.
You are looking for Debt Relief if...
...you are stuck at minimum payments and don’t see that changing for a while
...you avoid opening your credit card statements
...you have trouble falling asleep stressing over this debt
...you have several major credit cards
...you are close to or over the limit on each of your credit cards
...you are making payments on a repossessed vehicle
...you avoid answering the phone for fear it is a collector
...you are experiencing added strain in your relationship due to your finances
What is the difference between debt settlement, debt negotiation and debt consolidation?
Debt
settlement and debt negotiation are essentially the same thing,
a form of
debt
consolidation. Debt settlement is the noun (thing/idea); debt
negotiation is the verb (action). Debt settlement is combining all
of your unsecured debt balances, calculating a monthly payment affordable
to you (usually less than what you are currently paying to each
of your creditors), and then settling the outstanding balances with
your creditors for 30 to 50 cents on the dollar. These programs
last no longer than three years and can actually be as short as
12 months! Debt negotiation is the process of both parties reaching
an agreement to settle the accounts with a smaller balance.
Debt Consolidation
Debt settlement is a form of debt consolidation; however, the payments that you contribute into the program are not immediately dispersed to your creditors. Rather, your payments build up month after month until there are adequate amounts to begin negotiating with each of your creditors.
Debt
Reduction
It is true that when you decide to enter into a debt settlement
program, your credit card and other
unsecured
debt (medical bills, retail store and gas cards, personal loans,
repossessed vehicles) balances can be reduced, on average, by 50%.
We only negotiate on your behalf. As each debt is eliminated, you
will receive a letter from your creditor that the debt has been
“paid in full” or “settled in full,” and the most important thing
is that the balances are reported to the credit bureaus as zero.