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Debt Resolution is a method that debtors can use to repay their creditors with minimal hassle and without filing for bankruptcy. A skilled negotiator can communicate and negotiate on your behalf to make your payments more manageable and protect you from constant harassment. This process is commonly known as debt settlement, debt reduction, debt negotiation, or debt resolution. In debt settlement, a debtor’s unsecured creditor agrees to forgive a large part of the debt, often around half, though results can vary widely.
Debt Consolidation is a process by which a debtor can use one source of money to pay off the balance owed to multiple debtors. For example, if you have multiple outstanding balances, such as credit cards, student loans, and personal loans, a debt consolidation loan can roll them up into a single, more manageable monthly payment that is often lower than the previous payments combined. When done correctly, debt consolidation loans can help clear up your debt and improve your credit over time.
Tax Settlement is an arrangement that allows a taxpayer to retire an outstanding tax debt for less than the original amount owed. This arrangement is acceptable to the IRS or state taxing authorities, and it can help taxpayers resolve their outstanding tax debts.
If you’ve missed a payment on your auto loan, you should act fast to prevent repossession and damage to your credit score. Some lenders have adopted technology to remotely disable cars after even one missed payment. Auto loans qualify for debt resolution programs, which can help you manage your payments and avoid repossession.
Medical bills can also qualify for debt resolution programs. If you receive a medical bill that you cannot afford, you can take steps to make sure that the bill is correctly calculated and that you get any available financial or necessary legal help. If you do nothing and don’t pay, you could be facing late fees and interest, debt collection, lawsuits, garnishments, and lower credit scores.
Personal loans can also be subject to debt resolution programs. If you miss a payment, you may be charged a late fee after a grace period of 10 to 15 days. If your payment is late by 30 to 90 days, your loan is in default. However, personal loans can be delinquent without being in default. In any case, a debt resolution program can help you manage your payments and avoid default or other negative consequences.

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