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Repayment of unsecured debt directly or through a debt management Plan (DMP) will, usually, result in gradual improvement in a consumer's credit score. Most, but not all, creditors show delinquent accounts as current after the creditor accepts the DMP and three consecutive payments have been received.
Per Fair Isaac & Company, the company that created the FICO scoring system formula (a system for quantifying a consumer's credit worthiness), the formula ignores any reference to enrollment in a Debt Management Plan that may be in a consumer's file.
How credit reports or access to new credit will be affected in the future depends on the view of the prospective creditor. Some creditors will see enrollment in a DMP as negative history, but others will regard it as a sincere and responsible attempt to satisfy one's financial obligations.
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