Debt Help: One Site, One Solution
May 29th, 2007 by Jane
As you may have heard or even experienced first hand, the amount of debt people are coming out of college with continues to increase. There is a lot of information out there such as one recent study by the National Center for Education Statistics that shows over 50% of all college students are coming out of college with loan debt and the average loan amount is over $10,000. This is scary since the average cost of college increases at twice the rate of inflation.
This is where Debt Help dot com comes into play. Students and many others looking for debt help have many options with using Debt Help. Students and professionals with credit card debt, bad credit or in bankruptcy looking for debt help and credit counseling can benefit from this company.
A snapshot of the company can be taken from their website:
DebtHelp is a private company that serves the American consumer with solutions for their debt.
We serve the community by providing a direct link between you and our network of thousands of service providers and lenders across the country.
Using our advanced service matching technology will help you receive the best rates or terms available to better manage or eliminate your debt.
What I like about DebtHelp dot com is that the website is easy to follow and it offers debt help and navigation guides in the following major areas:
- Debt Consolidation (Loan Consolidation, credit counseling and debt settlement)
- Loans (Mortgage refinance, second mortgage, home equity loan, home equity line)
- Taxes (Offer in compromise, IRS payment plans, penalty abatement, tax liens, business tax relief, etc.)
- Students (Federal and private loan consolidation)
- Bankruptcy
- Credit (Credit report, credit repair, credit monitoring)
- Help Center (Browse articles, debt calculators)
In addition to these services, DebtHelp also offers simple to complete quotes that take around 3 minutes to complete. That’s pretty darn fast! All the information is secure so you don’t have to worry about your information getting into the wrong hands.
For more details on debt management or debt consolidation, pay them a visit at student loan consolidation.
Sponsored post by: debthelp.com
Great site, i think i better bookmark it for future reference :p
Great stuff! Most students are clueless about good financial planning. Because we don`t teach it.
And credit card companies and banks prey on the weak. They really don`t care. They have it down to a science.
I think I have this right. I have a rather large debt to pay off, but all of mine are through Direct Debt, which iss through the government. So I don’t really need to consolidate. Although, I do wish I had a lower payment.
Student loan, oh, good memories.. Good thing I’ve paid mine awhile ago
For my kids, I’ll open a mutual fund account and will be saving there for 18 years, by that time, we wont need any loans to pay.
Hi Jane
Glad to meet you too. This post is so important.
I’m slowly searching for like minded people and blogs. This is a keeper.
So far 8 blogs….not bad…
Terry
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Great work, keep it up…..
Great post, thank you~!