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Debt consolidation what is it? It is a process by which credit counseling copanies can negotiate with your creditors to obtain the lowest monthly obligation they can needed to satisfy all of your current credit card accounts.

So what you would do is pay a one low monthly to the debt consolidation company, in turn they then portion out that payment to your creditors for you. This monthly payment will in most cases be lower than the sum of your individual account obligations that you have now.

Our credit counseling web site is designed to help you in take charge of your credit card debt.

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Citation Details
Title: Agency helps school district collect part of delinquent debt
Author: David Dagan
Publication: Central Penn Business Journal (News)
Date: April 7, 2006
Publisher: ProQuest Information and Learning
Volume: 22 Issue: 15 Page: 37

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There are many myths floating around about debt consolidation and related matters. These myths are spread all the over the USA. This article is supposed to explode a few myths, which can help the reader to understand better what they need to seek when shopping for debt consolidation.

Myth no 1 ? debt management and credit counseling are one and the same: this can never be further from truth. One is advice to handle debt and the other is a tool used to effectively use your payments for fastest repayment possible. Hence, these terms though they sound so similar are not interchangeable. While debt management is action, credit counseling is generally speaking, theory.

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