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Read MoreComing off one of the worst recessions since the great depression many consumers simply cannot afford to pay back their credit card debt. The federal government recently confronted this fact and passed new laws for consumer debt relief.
Read MoreWhat used to be a very risky option, in joining a debt settlement program, is now much less risky. Consumers won't have to worry about getting ripped off cause they won't be paying their fees until the debts actually settle.
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Read MoreAs a result of new federal lwas, debt settlement has become a much better option for consumers and small businesses on the brink of bankruptcy. With the official ban of upfront fees, consumers won't have to pay a dime until their debt settles.
Read MoreThese new federal laws have put all the shady debt relief companies out of business. They simply cannot survive without collecting upfront fees. The legitimate debt settlement companies however will ultimately benefit from this legislation.
Read MoreThe Credit Debt Settlement Act 2010 make it much less risky for consumers to negotiate and settle their unsecured debts for less. Now when you enter such a program you will not be responsible to pay a single penny until your debts are settled.
Read MoreThese new federal credit card debt relief laws go a long way in making the debt settlement process legitimate. Nearly all of the shady debt relief companies have been put out of business. No if they don't perform, you don't pay.
Read MoreThe new federal debt relief laws have banned debt settlement companies from collecting their fees upfront. They now must actually live up to their promises and settle your debt if they want to be paid. They can't settle your debt, you don't pay.
Read MoreConsumers up to their neck in credit card bills should always consider bankruptcy to be their very last option. New federal debt relief laws have made other option much more financially advantageous.
Read MoreThe Debt Settlement Relief Act was recently passed and now consumers won't have to pay any fees to debt relief services until they reach a successful settlement deal and eliminate at least 35% of your unsecured debt.
Read MoreAfter one of the worst recessions since the Great Depression, consumers and small businesses are stuck with massive credit card balances. Before filing bankruptcy however it would behoove you to look into your debt relief options.
Read MoreThe Credit Debt Settlement Act 2010 was recently passed by the FTC of the United States. These federal laws prohibit debt relief programs from collecting upfront fees therefore making it a much better option for consumer debt relief.
Read MoreComing off one of the worst recessions since the Great Depression there are more consumers on the brink of bankruptcy than ever before. Before filing bankruptcy however it is wise to look into your debt relief options.
Read MoreThe Credit Card Debt Relief Act 2010 makes it much easier and less risky for consumers to settle their credit card debt for less than they owe. Now consumers that enter a debt relief program will have much more protection under the law.
Read MoreWith the new debt relief laws that were recently passed by the FTC, consumers now have a couple different debt settlement options. The main two options are the attorney based model and the no advance fee model. Which is best for you?
Read MoreDebt settlement companies are no longer able to collect upfront fees. This means that you don't have to pay a single penny until they are able to negotiate a successful settlement deal and eliminate at least 35% of your unsecured debts.
Read MoreFiling for Bankruptcy used to be the easy way out of debts. Not anymore thanks to new federal laws. Consumers on the verge of bankruptcy should at least consider negotiating a debt settlement deal before filing bankruptcy.
Read MoreMaking the debt settlement industry a performance based service has made it far less risky and more financially advantageous for consumers to settle credit card debt. Now if they can't settle your debt, you don't pay a single penny.
Read MoreFiling for bankruptcy might have been appealing in the past however new federal laws make this option far less attractive. It is important that consumers know all of their options for debt relief before ever filing bankruptcy.
Read MoreThe Federal Credit Card Debt Settlement Act 2010 was recently passed and now consumers in credit card debt have a legitimate option for debt relief. Now if debt settlement companies can't get you a successful settlement deal, you don't pay a dime.
Read MoreAre you head over heals in credit card debt? If so you're definitely not alone. There are more consumers on the verge of credit card debt bankruptcy than ever before. Thanks to new federal debt relief laws, bankruptcy is far less advantageous.
Read MoreThere has been a lot of talk about Obama's credit card debt relief bills and what it means for consumers in debt. Here will will separate fact from fiction and let consumers know how to capitalize on new federal debt relief laws.
Read MoreNew federal laws were recently passed that provided significant protections for consumers in credit card debt. Now when someone enters into a debt settlement program they won't have to pay a dime until their debts actually settle.
Read MoreDebt settlement which used to be a very risky option for debt relief is now a legitimate and affordable option thanks to new federal laws which ban the practice of collecting upfront fees.
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