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Debt Consolidation Non Profit & Debt Elimination
Debt Consolidation Non Profit & Debt Elimination
Debt consolidation non profit firms are debt consolidation firms who are funded and supported by other organizations.
Los Angeles,
CA,
United States of America
(prbd.net)
15/04/2010
Debt Consolidation Non Profit & Debt Elimination is the title of this informative brief. We shall briefly examine what is debt consolidation non profit and also what is debt elimination. The good news is that with the debt relief programs of today, it is possible to eliminate up to 50% of debt in most cases. How to apply and how to get started? Read on.
www.debtsettlement.bz
First, the matter of debt consolidation non profit. And even before that, what is debt consolidation? Debt consolidation is a program whereby multiple debt payments are combined into a single debt payment. This could be for reasons of simply having only one loan payment to manage each month, to possibly receiving a lower interest rate, to receiving a fixed rate.
Debt consolidation non profit firms are debt consolidation firms who are funded and supported by other organizations and have an official "non profit status". But this does not mean that a debt consolidation non profit program has no fees. There are indeed fees. You can be certain of that.
In regards to debt elimination, these are programs whose states goal is eliminate large amounts of principal. Unlike consumer credit counseling which simply aims to provide a slightly lower monthly payment by merely extending the payments terms (and thereby the total amount of interest paid), debt elimination programs can eliminate up to 50% of debt in most cases. This is debt that is negotiated away, forgiven, and never needs to be repaid.
Debt elimination works fast, is proven to be effective, and can work for you. To learn more about debt elimination and how to get started, please visit Debt Settlement at:
www.debtsettlement.bz
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Debt Settlement is a debt relief program that is best suited and is most effective for consumers and businesses with larger amounts of debt, typically $5,000 and above.
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