You can save money by participating in a debt relief program, as it can help you reduce the total amount you owe and make your monthly payments more manageable.
Using a debt relief program can save you time by streamlining the debt settlement process and handling negotiations with creditors on your behalf, allowing you to focus on life.
Engaging in a debt relief program can lead to lowering your overall debt burden by negotiating with creditors for reduced balances, helping you achieve financial freedom.
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Assuming command of your financial situation doesn't have to translate into challenging and uncertain times for you and your family. Our qualified experts in debt management are here to lead you through a tailored five-step strategy.
Our program does not require any initial payments, and it enables you to consolidate all your unsecured debts into a single, affordable monthly installment. Throughout the entire process, you can trust Nationwide Debt Resolve to take care of your debt needs. We don’t charge a single penny until we’ve reached a settlement with your lender.
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In this program, our team of skilled debt negotiators will fight on your behalf to settle your unsecured debt for just a fraction of what you currently owe.
Americans owe over $900 Billion in credit card debt. The average household has a total balance of $7,849 We at Nationwide Debt Resolve are here to help people find debt relief.
To help you get a better understanding of how debt negotiation works, we have broken it down into 5 simple steps. See below:
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With your approval, a debt specialist will personally assess your financial situation and credit history to determine your eligibility for the Nationwide Debt Resolve program.
There are no up-front fees in our program.
Your success is our success. You will not pay us a penny unless we successfully lower your enrolled debt.
If you have been approved for the program and sign an electronic agreement, you will then move on to Step 2.
Your dedicated debt specialist will work with you one-on-one to design a monthly payment program designed to fit your budget and needs.
Your monthly payments will be deposited into a personal trust account with Global Client Solutions, an FDIC insured bank that acts as a “middle-man” between you, your creditors, and Nationwide Debt Resolve.
During the program, you maintain complete control of your account and its funds.
Once your first monthly payment is processed and cleared, Nationwide Debt Resolve will immediately contact your creditors.
We do this for a few reasons...
• It shows your creditors that you are enrolled in our debt relief program and are taking steps to repay your debt.
• It should stop harassment calls from collectors.
Once you have saved enough funds in your trust account, our debt negotiators will contact your creditors on your behalf to reach a settlement.
Nationwide Debt Resolve has successfully settled thousands of accounts for our clients.
We have built strong relationships with all major creditors, allowing us to quickly settle your debt for just a fraction of what you currently owe.
You will be notified each time a settlement agreement is reached.
Our debt negotiators are typically able to settle accounts for 40-60% of their original balance, meaning that clients pay creditors .40 to .60 cents on the dollar owed, and realize average savings of approximately 20-40% after settlement fees.
One by one, your accounts will be settled and your debt will be reduced.
Once all negotiations are completed and your creditors have agreed to settle on a lower debt repayment, Nationwide Debt Resolve will transfer the funds from your secure trust account to your creditors.
Once all of your accounts have been settled and paid for, you will graduate from the Nationwide Debt Resolve program knowing that you have successfully paid off all of your unsecured debt in significantly less time and for much less than what you originally owed.
We settle various types of consumer debts including:
Credit card debt refers to the outstanding balance that accrues when individuals use their credit cards to make purchases or borrow money, typically subject to interest charges until paid off.
Personal loan debt pertains to the money borrowed from a financial institution or lender, often used for various personal expenses, which must be repaid in installments with interest over a specified period.
Medical bill debt is the financial obligation that arises when individuals are unable to cover the costs of their healthcare expenses, including doctor visits and treatments, often leading to financial strain.
Student loan debt refers to the money borrowed from private financial institutions or lenders to fund higher education expenses, typically with varying interest rates and terms, which must be repaid by the student.
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