Credit Card Debt Relief

Credit Card Debt Relief: Go From Debt-Stressed To Debt-Free Fast.

Sometimes, credit card debt piles up so fast that it starts denting even your peace of mind, let alone your finances. Mountains Debt Relief is aware that dealing with growing credit card balances is really stressful. This is why we offer you professional credit card debt relief services to get you back in control of your finances. Be it credit card debt consolidation, debt reduction, or debt management, whatever the need is, with our team, right support and solutions are assured.

How We Can Help You with Credit Card Debt Relief

There are many options for dealing with and reducing credit card debt. Mountains Debt Relief will find the right approach that suits your specific financial situation. Here's how we can help:

1. Credit Card Debt Consolidation

What It Is: Credit card debt consolidation rolls all the outstanding credit card debts into a single loan but at a reduced interest rate. This decreases the number of installments you make per month, which may save you money from interest accrued.

How it works: We work with you to find you the best options in consolidation, which can include getting a personal loan or balance transfer credit card. You can get rid of the stress that comes with having to deal with multiple payments and better focus your efforts on actually paying off the debt.

2. Credit Card Debt Settlement

What It Is: Credit card debt settlement is a negotiation with the creditor to try and reduce the total amount owed. This can save you money and get you out of credit card debt much sooner.

How it works:We make direct negotiations with your credit card companies to settle your debt for less than what you owe on the balance. We can help you in making an affordable payment plan that works for you and helps you attain a settlement desirable for both you and your creditor.

3. Debt Credit Card Reduction

What It Is: Debt reduction strategy involves the process of trying to reduce your debt through one of two methods: either a reduced principal balance or a reduced interest rate.

How it works: We assess your credit card accounts and work on how we can reduce your debt. This may also include negotiating the interest rate, waiving fees, and reducing the total balance owed. Our goal is to provide you with legitimate credit card debt help without financially stressing you out.

4. Credit Card Debt Management

What It Is:Credit card debt management involves developing a systematic plan regarding how one can pay his or her card debts over time, budgeting, setting up a payment plan, and negotiation with creditors.

How it works: We shall be working with a personalized plan in debt management, fit for your budget and your financial goals. We will compile all your debts into one convenient monthly payment and pre-negotiate with your creditors to reduce interest rates so living within the bounds of your debt pay-off schedule is easier.

5. Credit Card Debt Forgiveness

What It Is: Credit Card Debt Forgiveness stipulates the terms when, and only when, sometimes creditors may forgive part of your debt, especially when you are having a financially bad phase.

How it works: Our team will negotiate on your behalf with your creditors to settle and Forgive your credit card debt. This will not be guaranteed, and it's very relieving for you while taking back your financial stability.

6. Credit Card Debt Counseling

What It Is: Credit card debt counseling is professional advice on managing or reducing your debt.

How it works: One of our certified credit counselors will work with you to understand your financial situation, give advice on budgeting, and provide tailor- made solutions for maintaining your credit card debt. We educate you on the best practices for debt management and empower you to make informed financial decisions.

Why Choose Us

Why Should You Choose Mountains Debt Relief for Your Credit Card Debt Solutions?

The choice of the right partner is important when it comes to credit card debt relief. Here's why Mountains Debt Relief stands out:

Experience You Can Rely On
Our staff of seasoned professionals provides expertise in all matters dealing with credit card debt help. We know what works and are dedicated to pursuing the best solution for your needs.

Personalized Solutions
We understand that no financial issue is exactly the same. Our solutions for credit card debt are tailored to your situation, so you get precisely the type of assistance you require.

Supportive Care
Debt can sometimes be overwhelming to live with and replete with stress. Our team offers kind and understanding service throughout, never expecting you to face your financial fears on your own.

Proven Success
We have helped countless clients reduce and eliminate their credit card debt. Our emphasis is on delivering real results that would bring long-lasting freedom from debilitating finances.

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    FAQs

    Which Credit Card Debt Relief Option Will Hurt My Credit The Least?

     

    Method

    Immediate Score Impact

    Long Term Potential For Recovery

    Debt Settlement

    Significant dip in your credit score (80 to 150 points)

    Moderate

    Debt Management Plan

    Minor dip (20 points)

    High

    Debt Consolidation

    Minor impact

    High

    Bankruptcy

    Severe score damage (more than 200 points)

    Slow (takes between 7 to 10 years)

     

     

    If your goal is to preserve your credit score then it’s recommended to opt for credit counseling instead. It’ll keep your accounts active and help reduce your interest costs as well.

    Yes, as per the IRS, if your creditor has forgiven more than $600 then it’s considered as taxable income. However, you should always consult a tax professional to know whether you qualify for an exclusion or insolvency.

    Most people who aren’t able to pay off their credit card debts are going through a serious financial shock. Some of the most common causes include;

     

    • Overspending: Not being able to stick to a budget and making unnecessary and impulsive purchases.
    • Inflation: Using more credit cards to cover high price essentials including gas and groceries.
    • Medical Debt: An inevitable and unforeseen medical emergency or dental bills that aren’t covered by emergency funds.
    • Not Having An Emergency Fund: Not having an emergency fund prepared can lead people to rely on high interest credit cards for unplanned expenses.
    • Divorce: Moving expenses to legal costs of the process or any joint liability for credit cards can add up to financial stress.

    As credit card debt settlement entails paying a lump sum of the total amount you owe to your creditor. On average, you’ll be able to save 40% to 60% of the total enrolled debt through settlement. In case you’ve involved a third party debt settlement service, the service fee will typically be (15% to 25%) of the total debt. This will leave you with net savings between 20% to 35%.

     

    For example, if you owe $30,000, settle for around $20,000 to $22,000, pay $5,000 to $10,000 service fee, you’ll end up saving a reasonable percentage.

    If you can’t pay off your credit card debt, your account will become delinquent, interest and late fee penalties will start accumulating and eventually your credit score will drop. After 180 days or no payment, your creditor might charge off the debt and it would go into collections. You can even get sued for not paying your dues on time.

     

     

    Timeline

    What Happens

    The Consequences

    1-30 days late

    Due date missed

    Late fee penalty ($30-$40) or higher interest rate

    30-60 days late

    Reported to the credit bureaus

    Your credit score will drop by 50 to 100 points

    60-90 days late

    Several missed payments

    Collection calls begin and more fee start accumulating

    90-180 days late

    Your debt starts escalating

    Your account will be charged off or closed

    After 180 days

    Collection agencies/legal actions

    A lawsuit is filed or your debt is sent to a collection agency.

    Credit card debt relief is a financial strategy where you negotiate with your creditor to reduce the total amount you owe. The main goal here is to pay off a certain fraction of your outstanding balance in a short time to make debt more manageable.

     

     

    Debt Relief

    Minimum Payments

    Reduces the total balance (50% or more)

    You have to pay off the total amount you owe including high interest

    Loan term ranges between 24 to 48 months

    It can take around 10 years or more, increasing the total interest over time.

    Helps you become debt-free faster without any accumulating interest

    Your total balance barely goes down. Most of what you pay goes towards interest.



    Bankruptcy should be used as a last resort when you aren’t able to make any payments on your unsecured debts and when all debt relief strategies have failed. People typically consider it when their monthly debt obligations exceed their monthly income or when they face lawsuits or collection actions. Here’s when it makes sense to file for bankruptcy;

     

    • You owe a significant amount ($15,000 to $50,000) of debt and can’t afford to make minimum payments
    • Wage garnishment or lawsuits by creditors
    • Debt settlement or management is off the chart for you
    • Your income isn’t even enough to cover essential living expenses.



    It’s very rare and it doesn’t really happen that your creditor simply forgives the entire debt you owe. You can’t get it erased completely unless you have a valid reason like identity theft or fraud.

    Yes, it’s possible to receive collection calls while you are enrolled in a debt relief program but that happens only for a short time. The calls stop when your creditor formally gets into a settlement agreement with you or settles your account. Collectors are legally allowed to contact you until you have an  agreement in place. Here’s why it happens;

     

    • Your creditors haven’t paid yet
    • You have a delinquent account
    • Debt settlement takes time around 3 to 6 months

    On average, debt relief programs take around 24 to 48 months to complete entirely but it all depends on your total amount of debt, your income and consistency in your payments. Some consumers become debt free within 12 months but for people with more complex debts, it can take up to 60 months.

     

    Important factors that affect the timeline;

     

    • Total amount of debt you owe
    • The monthly amount you deposit
    • Type of program and fees
    • Consistency in payments
    • Type of creditors you are dealing with.

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    Take the First Step towards Financial Freedom Today

    If credit card debt is holding you back, it's now time to take action. Contact Mountains Debt Relief today for more information about our credit card debt relief services and to set up a free consultation. Let us help you explore the best options available to you in managing and reducing your credit card debt, so that you can regain control of your finances and enjoy a brighter future.