Debt Management is an informal process of negotiation with unsecured creditors to obtain a reduction in the repayment amount and / or a reduction in interest charges. The negotiation involves providing proof to the creditor that the individual is unable to meet all their contractual liabilities.

 

So you pay one "lump" sum monthly, which is in turn portioned out to your creditors. This monthly payment is in most cases lower than the sum of your individual account obligations. As the creditors are paid monthly, you will receive a receipt confirming the amounts paid to them.

Creditors recognize that people who enter a debt consolidation program are trying to repay their obligations in good faith. Creditors are more willing to extend favorable terms to such clients in the hope that they (the creditor) will avoid the significant expense of turning the account over to a collections firm or avoid an extended drawn out process if the account holder goes through the process of declaring bankruptcy. Repaying debt over a longer period though may increase the total amount to be repaid.
Your ability to obtain credit will be affected in the short term and might be affected in the medium to long term


   


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