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Five Ways You Might Be Hurting Your Credit Without Even Knowing It

Five Ways You Might Be Hurting Your Credit Without Even Knowing It

By Tim Saighani on October 14, 2021Topics: Credit Card

When your credit score means so much to your future borrowing ability, the last thing you would want to do is unknowingly torpedo it by making bad financial moves.

Six Simple Steps to Crushing Credit Card Debt

Six Simple Steps to Crushing Credit Card Debt

By Tim Saighani on September 23, 2021Topics: Credit Card

If you’re like the millions of Americans who face staggering credit card debt, you may be wondering how you can get yours under control.

Does Paying Off Collections Improve My Credit Score?

Does Paying Off Collections Improve My Credit Score?

By Tim Saighani on September 9, 2021Topics: Credit Card

Any kind of delinquency on your account can put negative marks on your credit report. Simply making a payment to bring your account current does not erase the fact that your account was delinquent and reported to credit reported agencies.

Five Pros and Cons of Settling Your Credit Card Debt

Five Pros and Cons of Settling Your Credit Card Debt

By Tim Saighani on August 13, 2021Topics: Credit Card

As America tries to get back to a new normal, many people are struggling with higher debt and less money to pay it with. So, what can you do when credit card debt becomes overwhelming?

Do I Need an Attorney to Handle My Credit Card Lawsuit?

Do I Need an Attorney to Handle My Credit Card Lawsuit?

By Tim Saighani on July 23, 2021Topics: Credit Card

Engaging an attorney in a credit card lawsuit may improve your chances at a settlement agreement that keeps you out of court and without a judgment on your record.

How to Pay Off Credit Card Debt in 2021

How to Pay Off Credit Card Debt in 2021

By Tim Saighani on June 17, 2021Topics: Credit Card

Paying off your credit card debt is a great start to improving your financial health in 2021, but how can you do it? Here are a few payment strategies and tips to help you become debt-free in 2021.

Top Defenses to a Credit Card Lawsuit

Top Defenses to a Credit Card Lawsuit

By Tim Saighani on May 28, 2021Topics: Credit Card

Each case will look different and you should always consult an attorney to guide you, but to give you an idea of the defenses that might be available, here are the seven top defenses to a credit card lawsuit.

Tips for Retirees to Pay off Credit Card Debt

Tips for Retirees to Pay off Credit Card Debt

By Tim Saighani on May 4, 2021Topics: Credit Card

In preparing for retirement, money is saved to cover future living expenses, healthcare costs, and other regular expenses to allow older Americans to maintain their standard of living without relying on employment income.

How to Settle Credit Card Debt before Going to Court

How to Settle Credit Card Debt before Going to Court

By Tim Saighani on April 9, 2021Topics: Credit Card

If you have fallen behind on your credit card payments or other debts, you may be starting to sweat. Can my creditors sue me? What happens if I have to go to court? Is there anything I can do to settle before facing a judge?  If your balance has already been sent to a third-party…

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What to Do If Your Credit Card Application is Denied

What to Do If Your Credit Card Application is Denied

By Tim Saighani on March 23, 2021Topics: Credit Card

If you need cash, one of the quickest ways to get funds in your hands is by applying for a shiny, new credit card. But what if your credit card application is denied?  Here, we discuss the steps you should take after a credit card application denial if you want to secure credit in the…

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DISCLAIMER: Debt Consolidation Program (“Program”) also known as Debt Relief or Debt Settlement serviced thru CountryWide Debt Relief (“CWDR”) refers to clients who have enrolled in a Program with CWDR. Whereas CWDR shall work aggressively to negotiate the Program Debt, not all debts can be negotiated and not all creditors negotiate.  Individual Program results may vary and are based on but not limited to the ability of clients to save funds and successfully complete their Program terms and conditions, the amount and type of debts and creditors, history of accounts and financial standing of clients.  Any specific or general reference to “debt free”, “savings”, “eliminate” or “reduce” debts only refers to clients that have successfully enrolled and completed their Program resulting in all Program Debt being settled for less than the original balance enrolled. Any figures given or statements made are examples of past performances and are not intended to guarantee future results and CWDR does not guarantee that debts successfully enrolled in the Program will be settled, lowered by a specific amount or percentage, settled in a specific time period or that clients will be “debt free” in a specific time period. All Program terms and conditions are subject to change without notice and not all applicants are approved.  The Program is not available in all states and other restrictions apply. Read and understand all Program materials prior to enrollment, including potential adverse impact on credit rating. CWDR is not a law firm and does not provide any legal, bankruptcy, tax or accounting advice or credit repair services and anyone considering bankruptcy should consult a bankruptcy attorney. Please contact a tax professional to discuss potential tax consequences of the Program. Depending on your state, we may be able to recommend a Bankruptcy attorney. Depending on your state, we may be able to refer you to our lending partners for a Debt Consolidation Loan. Annual Percentage Rates provided by our lending partners range from 5.99% to 35.89%. Please note that calls with the company may be recorded for quality assurance.

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If you owe $20,000 in credit card debt, we can guarantee you a Debt Consolidation offer which will help you get out of debt so as long as you can afford monthly payments of $300 and you are not more than 90 days delinquent to your creditors.

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