Can credit card consolidation help me avoid creditor calls?
Date: Wed, 05/16/2007 - 20:58
I was in two car accidents in less than a year, neither my fault. To "get well" I was off work for over two years. I lived on my retirement money and credit cards for everything from living expenses to replacing/repairing major items in my home.
I would like to consolidate my credit card and minor medical bills into one payment that would leave me enough money to not feel the "crunch" any more and be able to pay my living expenses.
I would also like to have creditors quit calling me.
I would like to consolidate my credit card and minor medical bills into one payment that would leave me enough money to not feel the "crunch" any more and be able to pay my living expenses.
I would also like to have creditors quit calling me.
A debt consultant will negotiate with your creditors for a lower
A debt consultant will negotiate with your creditors for a lower repayment plan. They will quit calling after receiving a couple of payments from your consolidation company.
The plan will be set according to your present financial situation and as much you can afford. You may either consolidate or go for settlement if the amount is too big. How much do you owe in total?
