"Our counselor from Debtma was very polite and informative. They answered all questions honestly and straight forward. We were told upfront what can and can't be done, which was not the same courtesy I received from other companies we inquired with. What I liked most of all was that there was no "sales pitch". Everything was very upfront." Randy, Mississippi

"You helped us so much in such a difficult situation. My boyfriend Shannon had an account with Discover and was making payments every month. He was always current until one month when he ran into financial difficulties. One day his interest rate skyrocketed to 26%. He kept making payments however was very frustrated because he wasn't seeing the balance going down. One day Shannon received a summons to go to court. We did not know what to do or who to call! We contacted Debtma and they immediately contacted Discover on our behalf. We soon learned that there was an error on the account and the legal action was a case of mistaken identity. Thanks to Debtma, everything turned out fine. Without their help I don't know what would have happened." Chrissy, California

"I just want to thank you again for all your help with my debt problems. You have been extremely helpful with your knowledge and insight and I wished I had known about you earlier as it would have saved me from making mistakes that I made in handling my debt problem. However under your guidance I am making positive progress and I am taking control of my debts. I appreciate your honesty and candor in answering my questions and I really appreciate the time you have given me. Again you have been a great help and I can't thank you enough. Take care." Robert O'Brien, Texas

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Debt Consolidation in Connecticut CT

An effective way to get rid of your debt in Connecticut CT is Debt Consolidation. One form of Debt Consolidation in Connecticut CT is to consolidate your debt by taking out a Debt Consolidation loan. Another is by utilizing your Connecticut CT home’s equity and taking out a home equity loan to consolidate your debt. The best form for Debt Consolidation is a Connecticut CT Debt Consolidation Program. This avoids putting the equity you have in your Connecticut CT home at risk to cover your credit card debt and saves you the expense of taking out a new loan. In our Connecticut CT Debt Consolidation Program your credit counselor will see if you qualify for an interest rate reduction through your current lenders in Connecticut CT. If you do qualify, you would close the accounts you want to include in the Connecticut CT Debt Consolidation Program and make one set payment. If your interest rates are under 10%, a Connecticut CT Debt Consolidation Program may not be of much benefit to you. If your interest rates are over 20%, you may be able to get a significant reduction in your interest rates and pay off your debt much faster. One of the benefits of a Connecticut CT Debt Consolidation Program is that you will make one set payment throughout the term of the program. Another benefit of a Connecticut CT Debt Consolidation Program is more of your payment will apply to the principle than if you were to continue to make the minimum monthly payment. A good alternative to bankruptcy, you can resort to a Connecticut CT Debt Consolidation Program to begin leading a debt free life. Connecticut CT Debt Consolidation is not for everyone. Call us TOLL FREE at 1-877-363-9792 for a free consultation or fill out the form above to determine if a Connecticut CT Debt Consolidation Program is right for you.

Free Debt Counseling in Connecticut CT

A debt counselor plays a major role in helping a debtor in Connecticut CT get out of debt. By assessing your financial situation and then suggesting options to do away with debts. A debt counselor will also guide you to help you manage your debts in future.

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Frequently asked Debt Consolidation Questions in Connecticut CT

Is Debt Consolidation Legal in Connecticut CT?

Debt Consolidation is the legal process where your debts are Consolidated and your interest rates are reduced and is practiced legally in Connecticut CT. Without the option of a Connecticut CT Debt Consolidation Program many consumers would have no choice but to file bankruptcy and your creditors would receive nothing. A Connecticut CT Debt Consolidation Program is a win-win situation for both you and your creditors.

How does a Connecticut CT Debt Consolidation Program help me pay may debt off faster?

We will negotiate with the creditors on your behalf to reduce your interest rates. Our goal is to Consolidate all your unsecured debts which you have contracted us to Consolidate. This is accomplished through a series of negotiations with your creditors to secure lower interest rates which will substantially reduced the amount of time it takes for you to become debt free in Connecticut CT.

How does a Connecticut CT Debt Consolidation Program compare to bankruptcy?

Bankruptcy in Connecticut CT was designed to be a consumer's last resort and has a devastating effect on your credit rating that lasts for twelve years. A Connecticut CT Debt Consolidation Program is an effective alternative to bankruptcy. A Connecticut CT Debt Consolidation Program provides you with financial freedom without the long-term effects and social stigma associated with a bankruptcy filing.

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Connecticut CT Debt Consolidation and Debt Help Laws

This is intended to be useful information for Connecticut CT consumers and does not constitute legal advice. For legal advice about your situation, contact a licensed legal professional in Connecticut CT.

Connecticut CT follows the set of federal laws dealing with collection agencies (and law firms that collect debts) that are collectively known as the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA).

Maximum Interest Rate a Collection Agency Can Charge in Connecticut CT: 8%

Connecticut CT Wage Protection: 75% of weekly disposable income (income after taxes), or 40 times the state or federal minimum hourly wage, whichever is greater.

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