Unemployed because of a liquidation of the company I was working for and unemployment doesn’t pay enough to cover my bills.
I was trying to research about Eagle Debt Relief and I am afraid of scams. I am trying to get out of debt.
Karen
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Excellent advice. Thanks for helping out.
Karen whatever you do research any and all companies you talk to. Look at all your options including cccs, debt settlement, and even talk to a bk attorney.
If you go with a cccs company I’d look into someone like incharge debt or another nonprofit 501c credit counseling company
If you do debt settle go with a company that is 100% compliant with the new FTC guidelines doesn’t charge any upfront fees and has been in business atleast 3 years.
If your filing bankruptcy talk to a reputable lawyer who will work with you on his retainer slot of BK Attoneys are allowing payment plans. I would recommend filing a chapter 7 unless you have signafact assets that are liquadable and non exempt
Whatever route you choose make sure you feel 100% comfortable with your decision! The worse thing you can do to yourself drop out of any of these programs after you make a commitment.
Excellent advice. Thanks for helping out.
Karen whatever you do research any and all companies you talk to. Look at all your options including cccs, debt settlement, and even talk to a bk attorney.
If you go with a cccs company I’d look into someone like incharge debt or another nonprofit 501c credit counseling company
If you do debt settle go with a company that is 100% compliant with the new FTC guidelines doesn’t charge any upfront fees and has been in business atleast 3 years.
If your filing bankruptcy talk to a reputable lawyer who will work with you on his retainer slot of BK Attoneys are allowing payment plans. I would recommend filing a chapter 7 unless you have signafact assets that are liquadable and non exempt
Whatever route you choose make sure you feel 100% comfortable with your decision! The worse thing you can do to yourself drop out of any of these programs after you make a commitment.