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Debt Settlement

Resolve Your Debt for Less Than You Owe

Debt settlement lets you negotiate with creditors to accept a lump-sum payment, often 40–60% of your balance. Use the free calculator below to estimate your savings, then speak with a specialist about your actual accounts.

  • Settle credit card, medical, and personal loan debt
  • Most programs resolve in 24–48 months
  • Free, confidential consultation with no obligation
  • Specialists negotiate directly with your creditors
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Free Debt Settlement Calculator

See your estimated savings in about two minutes.

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Tell us about your debt

We'll use this to estimate what settlement could save you.

Ready to Talk to a Specialist?

The calculator gives you estimates. A specialist gives you real numbers based on your creditors, account ages, balances, and current hardship. The consultation is free and carries no obligation.

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Free consultation

A specialist reviews your accounts, income, and situation to assess what options are realistically available.

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Enroll your accounts

Qualifying unsecured debts are enrolled, including credit cards, personal loans, and medical bills. Secured debts are not included.

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Build your settlement fund

You make monthly deposits into a dedicated savings account instead of juggling minimum payments.

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Negotiate and resolve

Your specialist negotiates with each creditor. Settled accounts are resolved for less than the original balance.

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Step 2 of 3: Tell us about your situation

A few quick details (Debt Relief)

Total unsecured debt
Employment status
State

Debt settlement FAQs

Debt settlement is a negotiation process where a specialist works with your creditors to accept a lump-sum payment that is less than your full balance, often 40–60% of what you owe. The remaining balance is forgiven.

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A free, confidential consultation can show you what settlement may look like for your actual creditors.

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