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If you already have sub 600 credit and $30k+ credit card debt, is it worth to do debt settlement?
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Basically title, but Iโ€™m talking companies like National Debt Relief, who negotiate on your behalf and will supposedly get you to pay as low as 50% of your balance (I would guess the average is more like 70%).

We listened to their pitch and they have great reviews and honestly good accreditations. Iโ€™ve seen the sub talk down on them, but the biggest reason is it that your credit is trashed for 7 years. Suppose you already have sub-600 credit, how is it any worse?

And I have looked at other options as well, such as a non-profit organization ran debt management program. But in theory, the debt relief can save you quite a lot of money. I donโ€™t want to lay out our specific examples we have looking at both options, but it was a difference of $10,000 savings on $32k debt ๐Ÿ‘€.

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