Debt Consolidation Credit Card Debt Relief: The 411 Today

Jan. 24, 2014 - PRLog -- Are you struggling with credit card debt? Do you need some credit card debt relief to get yourself back on your feet, financially? If this sounds like you, then you just joined many other Americans that have been duped by the credit card companies. Did you know that the credit card companies actually lobbied the government to get the bankruptcy laws changes so that it was more difficult to discharge credit card debt? Here are some things to help you get debt relief that you should know.

First, credit card companies will give you a teaser rate that looks great and sounds great, but the information that is written so small that you can barely read it and it is written in a language that is very difficult to understand basically says that if you are late one time your rate will jump up to a certain level. This is unfair, but that is why your minimum payment doubles and triples and even if you pay that your balance never seems to come down.

Get Started With Credit Card Debt Relief:

http://www.nationaldebtreliefprogram.org/

Second, you can get relief in other ways than just bankruptcy. You see, since the credit card companies are afraid of being sued because it would open the flood gates and would be like big tobacco or asbestos, they will settle with you if you go through the proper channels. Here are some ways to help settle your credit card debts.

You can hire a debt management or settlement service that will help negotiate your debts. The management service will get you a lower monthly payment and lower interest rates, whereas the settlement service will get you a settlement offer that is a fraction of what you owe, but you have to pay it off rather quickly.

You can, also, use a credit counseling service that is not for profit. They will get you a lower payment and interest rate. Plus the will teach you how to avoid the credit card debts all together. This is a great option for credit card debt relief.

National Debt Relief Program offers a free debt analysis which can be taken advantage of at their website:

http://www.nationaldebtreliefprogram.org