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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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Is it Okay to Only Make The Minimum Payment?

BlogBy Mediator Debt SolutionsAugust 13, 2021Leave a comment

  Minimum payment: $22.00 Statement Balance: $800 Due Date: TOMORROW Why is it always tempting to make the smallest payment? Sometimes, our financial situation isn’t the best and making the full payment isn’t possible at the moment. And as Brownie McGhee would say, “Something is better than nothing”. It’s best to pay at least the…

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What is Debt Consolidation?

BlogBy Mediator Debt SolutionsAugust 7, 2021Leave a comment

Have you ever heard the phrase, “Digging a hole to fill another one”? If you have and never understood it before, now you will. When we as human beings find ourselves in a pickle, we always try to find a way out. But when it comes to personal finances, it can be a little tricky…

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How Does Credit Counseling Work?

BlogBy Mediator Debt SolutionsJuly 26, 2021Leave a comment

  “HELP! I need somebody, HELP!” We know you know this tune by heart but, have you ever wanted to scream out “HELP” when it comes to your financial situation? Student loans, debt, mortgages…This can all become super stressful, especially when we have to pay one bill after another. But, what if we told you…

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How Does Bankruptcy Work?

BlogBy Mediator Debt SolutionsJuly 17, 2021Leave a comment

  Bankruptcy. What comes to mind when you hear this word? For many Americans, it is the sound of financial freedom, even though it comes with a price. For others, just thinking about it makes them anxious and if they know of someone who did it, they are the first to judge. So, what exactly…

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Debt in 2021 on the Rise

BlogBy Mediator Debt SolutionsMay 18, 2021Leave a comment

  What comes to your mind when you think of 2020? For the majority, it was the year that the world stopped and everything, even the economy, went down. Jobs were cut, millions lost their salary and with that, a safe income for each month. Covid-19 made everyone struggle and the debt this has brought…

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Mediator Debt Solutions, Debt Settlement and You

BlogBy Mediator Debt SolutionsMarch 12, 2021Leave a comment

  Mediator Debt Solutions Mediator Debt Solutions has been working in the debt settlement industry for years and time and time and again – we’ve been able to see success story after success story for people who qualified for our programs. But before they came to us, many of them didn’t know debt settlement was…

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Debt Consolidation vs Bankruptcy

BlogBy Mediator Debt SolutionsApril 9, 2020Leave a comment

  Debt Consolidation vs Bankruptcy Americans across the country face the decision of choosing between debt consolidation and bankruptcy. Although these are the two most popular debt relief options for people today, many people wonder which option is best for them. Below goes over the two methods, as well as how the team at Mediator…

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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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