Reduce Your Debts and Achieve Financial Freedom

Following enrollment you set-aside and save a fixed amount of money each month. The amount you save each month is determined during your initial consultation and is based on the total amount of debt you enroll. As your savings builds, we work with your creditors and collectors to reach agreeable settlements on each of your accounts. Once a creditor settlement has been negotiated you will be contacted to authorize it prior to payment. This process repeats until you are debt free!

The program is designed for anyone in financial hardship who is falling behind or having problems making minimum payments to creditors on their unsecured debts. You must have a minimum of $10,000 in total unsecured debt and a minimum of $500 of unsecured debt with each individual creditor.

The average time it takes for each client is 24 48 months; however, it really depends on your ability to save the funds that will satisfy the amount of your settled debts. The program length is an estimate and not a guaranteed time frame.

No! We work through your accounts one by one until they are all settled, collecting our fee as they go. As a general principle we don’t collect any fees until an account has been settled.

We advise enrolling all qualifying unsecured debt accounts into the program. If you leave an active credit card outside of the program it will be more difficult to negotiate with your creditors.

We will do our best to negotiate satisfactory settlements on every account that is enrolled in our program. Unfortunately, our program does not have any effect on debts that remain unenrolled. The most important advice we can give our clients is to adhere to the program payment plan and work towards an on-time graduation.

Alleviate Financial debt settlement programs can enroll most credit cards, store cards, medical bills, and other unsecured debts. We cannot assist with collateralized debts such as mortgages, debt held at federal credit unions, and federal student loans.

No, we do not make monthly payments to your creditors. The purpose of the debt resolution program is to negotiate down the balance of your debts.

It is our understanding that you have enrolled in this program because you are in financial hardship and are unable to make payments to your creditors. If you are able to pay your creditors every month, then it is in your best interest to do so and this program may not be the right program for you.

Receiving calls is normal when you are in hardship and behind on your payments. It would happen whether you are on the program or not. A creditor has a right to call you to collect payment, and there is no way for anyone to make the calls stop completely. However, we provide all our clients with information in our Welcome Package which will help in dealing with collector calls.

All collectors must abide by the FDCPA guidelines. These are rules put in place to make sure you are not being harassed. If you feel this is happening, make sure to call our account manager team. If we determine collectors are violating collection law, we can transfer you to one of our partner attorneys who specializes in debtor’s rights.

Since you are in true hardship and cannot afford to pay your creditors, the best thing to do is to inform them that you wish for them to send all communications to you in writing. There is no law that says you have to talk with your creditors. The main thing you should do if you are being bothered by a collector is call our account manager team and they will explain the best way to handle the calls.