Dear Debt Adviser, Please help me decide which option to take -- debt management or debt settlement. I have two mortgages and my car loan is stable. With the consequences of my credit score being ruined with either option, I still need to do one of them. Please advise. Thanks.
Purposely defaulting on a mortgage may be a very rational personal finance decision, but it's not without major consequences.
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Dear Debt Adviser, Hello, Mr. Bucci. I accumulated debt in my earlier years without thinking of the consequences. I'm 31 now and I've noticed that you can't get far in life with debts and no credit.

A credit card debt settlement program is an ideal choice for you to solve your financial problems. However, it is important that you understand the features of this program, and the consequences of the use of the program.

A credit card debt settlement program is done through negotiations with creditors to reduce the overall debt to them. In general, the amount is deducted to a balance between 40 and 60 percent of the original balance. For example, a possible solution if you owe $24000 to various companies, then you could negotiate an agreement with them, bringing the total to around 12,000 dollars. The program usually lasts about two or three years in its entirety.

The trade off for you in using this option is that it can negatively affect your credit report for the duration of your participation in the program. However, it is a much better option than bankruptcy.

It is recommended that you have a reputable company in order to negotiate and settle your debts.

A credit card debt settlement program can help you solve your financial problems if the appropriate measures are taken advantage of and you do the right research before moving forward with this option.

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