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Banks Are Not Your Friends, Here’s Why

BlogBy Mediator Debt SolutionsMay 18, 2023Leave a comment

Are you sick of hearing from banks and financial institutions that they’re here to help you? Tired of seeing their promises of low-interest rates that never quite turn out as they advertise? Believe it or not, banks are not your friends – but there’s a good reason behind why. To understand the relationship between banks…

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Mediator Debt Solutions: 2022 Review

BlogBy Mediator Debt SolutionsApril 5, 2023Leave a comment

Are you struggling with debt and need a solution? Mediator Debt Solutions is your answer! For years, we have been helping people all across the country get out of debt and providing financial freedom for thousands. In 2022, our numbers show that we have helped even more individuals get back on track financially. This blog…

Grow your team with MDS in 2023: #3 is going to be a game changer

BlogBy Mediator Debt SolutionsJanuary 27, 2023Leave a comment

A report by the Urban Institute found that people with high levels of credit card debt are more likely to be living paycheck to paycheck and to have difficulty saving for retirement, which makes improving your life situation, meeting financial goals and building your own business even harder than it would be otherwise. What does…

The Debt Nightmare in America Continues in 2022

The Debt Nightmare in America Continues in 2022

BlogBy joe@slvex.comOctober 13, 2022Leave a comment

Last quarter, the Center for Microeconomic Data at New York University released its Quarterly Report on Household Debt and Credit. The Report shows that total household debt has increased by $312 billion, or 2%, to $16.15 trillion in the second quarter of 2022. Balances have grown by $2 trillion since the end of 2019, before…

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Can Debt Settlement Really Fix My Money Issues?

Blog, FinancesBy Mediator Debt SolutionsApril 8, 2022Leave a comment

Debt settlement is the quickest and least expensive method to get out of debt, according to numerous debt relief professionals. Reducing the amount you owe to your creditors entails bargaining, either via you or your assigned negotiator. It takes time and effort to reach an agreeable reduction percentage. However, if you’ve got a debt that…

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Do I Qualify for Debt Settlement?

BlogBy Mediator Debt SolutionsMarch 4, 2022Leave a comment

  If you’re in debt, you may be confused by the situation and want guidance. You’re not alone if you’re concerned! According to recent research, the typical American household’s credit card debt has increased to nearly $16,000! Personal loans, medical bills, and home purchases are some of the debts that can be relieved. Many people…

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What Does It Really Mean To Be Debt-Free?

BlogBy Mediator Debt SolutionsFebruary 4, 2022Leave a comment

  Debt is something that most of us are forced to deal with. It’s the only reason why we may go into our ideal house or start our own company. Debt, on the other hand, may be an angel in disguise; it might offer us a better way of life while also causing pain and…

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Is Debt Settlement Worth It?

BlogBy Mediator Debt SolutionsJanuary 22, 2022Leave a comment

  When you have missed debt payments, you might be wondering if debt settlement is the best option. Depending on which technique you take, it may or may not be a viable alternative: working with a third-party debt settlement firm or negotiating with your creditors on your own. Consumers who want to get out of…

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CCR: Current Credit Card Rate

BlogBy Mediator Debt SolutionsNovember 26, 2021Leave a comment

  Paying your credit card at the end of the month may seem like a hassle but paying it on time can really help you out in the long run! Now, in order to pay your credit card, knowing the current credit card rate is very important! Why? First, let’s talk about interest rates. What…

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What is an Emergency Fund?

BlogBy Mediator Debt SolutionsNovember 5, 2021Leave a comment

  Life Happens. In two words we are able to describe the importance of having an emergency fund. From a broken bone to a layoff, emergencies come and go, and sometimes, they are here to stay and change our lives forever. But, what exactly is an emergency fund and how can we make one?  …

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*Disclaimer: Mediator Debt Solutions does not directly provide debt relief services. Our role is solely to connect you with licensed third-party debt relief providers who offer these services. Programs vary by state and may not be available in all areas, with fees differing based on location. Debt relief programs generally last between 12 and 48 months, depending on the consumer’s debt load and individual circumstances. While specific results cannot be guaranteed, we strive to connect clients with providers best suited to help them achieve optimal outcomes. Please note that Mediator Debt Solutions does not assume or pay clients’ debts, make payments to creditors, or provide tax, bankruptcy, accounting, legal advice, or credit repair services. We encourage you to consult with a tax professional for advice on the tax implications of debt relief and with a bankruptcy attorney for guidance on bankruptcy options. Using debt relief services may negatively impact your credit and could result in collections or lawsuits from creditors. Additionally, your outstanding balances may increase due to the accrual of fees and interest during the program. Before enrolling, it’s crucial to carefully review and understand all program terms, conditions, and materials. Be aware that certain debts may not be eligible for enrollment, and some creditors may refuse to negotiate with debt relief companies.

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