Watch Out For Bad Apples Who Offer Consumer Debt Counseling
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Beware of Untrustworthy Consumer Debt Counseling Services
Overview:
Many people find themselves questioning the motives behind non-profit organizations that offer consumer debt counseling. It's natural to wonder if these organizations truly exist to help individuals or if there's another agenda at play.
If you’re skeptical about the genuine intentions of companies offering debt settlement through consumer counseling, understanding the advantages of their non-profit status can be enlightening.
Why Non-Profit Status?
Firstly, non-profit organizations are exempt from federal taxes, even when their goal is to help settle credit card debt. They often enjoy exemptions from several state taxes, saving them thousands annually. This status allows them to receive governmental and private grants each year.
Creditors generally view non-profit organizations favorably due to Fair Share contributions, which require such status. Additionally, this designation can sometimes allow companies to bypass consumer protection laws in certain states, increasing their profitability. It's no wonder that major credit counseling firms prominently display their non-profit status. Unfortunately, some exploit this label to lure in customers, all in pursuit of maximizing profits.
Finding Legitimate Help:
Despite issues with some agencies, many reputable organizations genuinely aim to assist consumers in reducing debt. To identify trustworthy companies, check for accreditation from the National Foundation for Credit Counseling or the Association of Independent Consumer Credit Counseling Agencies. The Better Business Bureau is also a reliable resource to assess a company’s service history and integrity.
The Importance of Good Credit Counseling:
Reliable credit counseling agencies are invaluable for individuals seeking to manage debt. They help craft effective debt management plans and organize finances to prevent potential crises. These agencies possess credibility with creditors, enabling them to negotiate lower payments and interest rates, while also eliminating late fees and finance charges. Furthermore, they can intervene with collection agencies on behalf of debtors.
When selecting a debt management company, exercise caution and ensure you choose one that truly prioritizes your financial well-being.
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