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Q. What is Debt Consolidation program?
Ans. Debt consolidation is a way by which you can consolidate unsecured debts into a single manageable payment. The purpose is to negotiate with your creditors and reduce the interest rates or waive off late fees so that you are able to manage your debts better.

Q. What are the warning signs that I am too much in debt?
Ans. The following signs indicate that you are too much in debt:

You're unable to meet the minimum payment on your debts

Your expenses exceed your income

You have fallen behind on your monthly debt payments

You have exceeded your credit limit

You have lost track of your monthly payments

You're thinking of filing for bankruptcy

Q. What do I expect after filling out the free counseling form?
Ans. Once you fill out the free counseling form, a debt consultant will call you up for a free debt counseling session.

Q. How long after I fill out the free counseling form will you contact me?
Ans. You will be contacted within 24 working hours of filling out the free counseling form. We shall contact you either by phone or through mail.

Q. What debts can I include in the consolidation program?
Ans. Debt consolidation program includes unsecured debts such as unpaid medical bills, credit card debts, utility bills, store cards, gas cards, and personal loans. It does not apply to secured debts.

Q. How do I know if an account is in collection?
Aside from the calls from a collection agency, your credit report can tell you if your account is with the creditor or sent to collection. You can pull your credit report from any or all of the credit bureaus such as:

www.experian.com www.transunion.com www.equifax.com

Q. Can you help me if I have late payments?
Ans. Yes, we will be able to help you even if you have late payments or haven't made any payment at all. Once you enroll for the debt consolidation program, you can pay off the dues and get current on payments.

Q. How secure is my personal information?
Ans. We value your privacy and assure you that your personal information will not be disclosed to any unrelated third party.

Q. How much should I pay for debt consolidation?
Ans. You need not pay anything for the counseling session. If you are satisfied with the free counseling session, you can avail our services at an affordable fee.

Q. Does debt consolidation affect my credit score?
Ans. Debt consolidation program has a positive impact on your credit score as it helps you make regular payments towards your debt.

Q. Is Debt consolidation good for me?
Ans. Consolidation provides you with benefits such as reduced interest rates/monthly payments or late fee elimination. As such, it is a good option for those willing to get debt free.

Q. What is a debt consolidation loan?
Ans. It is a kind of personal loan that helps to pay off debts through a single payment. After you have paid back the debts, you're only left with the debt consolidation loan which requires a single monthly payment.

Q. How much can I save by consolidation?
Ans. You can calculate how much to save by using the our debt calculators.

Q. How fast can I get debt free?
Ans. This will depend upon the minimum monthly payment you can afford. The higher your monthly payment, the faster you'll get debt free.

Q. What is debt management plan?
Ans. Debt management plan (DMP) is a way by which a credit counseling agency helps you to pay off debts through reduced interest rates and payments. With a debt management plan, you can avoid paying extra charges for late payments.

Q. What debts can I include in DMP?
Ans. Unsecured debts such as credit cards, medical bills, personal loans, gas cards, utility bills, department store cards and repossession loans can be included in DMP. But secured debts like mortgage or car loan are not allowed.

Q. Is there a credit check in DMP?
Ans. No, there isn't any credit check because debt management plan is not a loan.

Q. How long does a debt management plan last?
Ans. A Debt management plan lasts for 3-4 years within which your debts are paid off. The credit counselor will estimate how long you'll take to complete the payoff.

Q. How do I know that creditors are paid?
Ans. You will receive a monthly statement which shows how much is paid to each of your creditors and what amount of debt is left to be paid.

Q. Can creditors take legal action while I'm on DMP?
Ans. Your creditors can take you to court even if you're enrolled in DMP. However, your payment history under the DMP will serve as proof that you're repaying debt.

Q. Does debt management hurt credit score?
Ans. Your creditors may report to the credit bureaus that you are on a DMP. Thus, your credit report may show a comment which states that you're repaying debts through a credit counseling agency. The comment remains there till you pay off the account in full. However, it doesn't hurt your score.

Q. Does the payment in DMP remain same?
Ans. The payment in a DMP may or may not change depending upon your financial situation. If your financial situation improves, payments can be raised to reduce debt balance faster.

Q. Can I use credit cards while on DMP?
Ans. You cannot use credit cards and incur more debt while on DMP. The credit counseling agency may ask you to sign an agreement in this regard. They may also close or suspend your lines of credit. However, an emergency card is allowed at times.

Q. Does debt management affect buying a home or car?
Ans. If you're buying a home or car with a secured loan, you'll have to be on DMP for at least 1 year without any late payment. The best thing is to check out the lender's guidelines in this regard.

Q. What is debt settlement?
Ans. It is an option by which you can reduce your debt amount by 40%-60% of the outstanding balance. Thus, debt settlement (debt negotiation or debt arbitration) allows you to pay much less than what you owe.

Q. When can I go for debt settlement?
Ans. You can go for settlement under these conditions: You are 3 months (or more) behind on payments, Creditors have threatened to file a lawsuit , Your account is sent to collection

Q. Is debt settlement a good option?
Ans. Debt settlement is a good option in the sense that it reduces your total debt amount by 40%-60% of the outstanding balance. However, it drops down your credit score by maximum 50 points.

Q. How long will it take to settle my debts?
Ans. It takes 2-5 years to settle your debts depending upon how much you can pay on a monthly basis.

Q. Why do creditors agree to settle debts?
Ans. Creditors find that it's profitable to settle debts rather than selling them off to collection agencies at a comparatively lower price.

Q. What is Credit counseling?
Ans. Credit counseling is a professional counseling service which educates consumers on how to manage their credit and finances better. Such a service helps you to repay debts through negotiation with creditors.

Q. When do I need credit counseling?
Ans. You need credit counseling if you're in any of the situations given below:

Your credit balances exceed your income

It's hard to make the minimum monthly payment on your debts

You don't even know how much you owe in all

You're using credit cards for daily expenses

You're getting creditor calls for not making bill payments

You're using one credit card to pay off another

Creditors are not increasing your credit limit

You're applying for cash advance to get some cash

Q. How do I communicate with creditors?
Ans. There are some sample letters which you can refer to so that you can communicate better with the creditors/collection agencies. Or Revenue Recovery Debt Management can stop all calls to you and we will handle them.

Q. What is bankruptcy?
Ans. Bankruptcy is an option through which you can wipe out debts by selling off your assets or making payments as approved by the court.

Q. Is debt consolidation better than bankruptcy?
Ans. Yes, debt consolidation is better than bankruptcy. The former has a positive impact on your credit score whereas the latter brings down your score by around 250 points.

Q. Why should I avoid filing bankruptcy?
Ans. You will lose some of your assets if you file bankruptcy Chapter 7. Your credit score will also go down by several points. Bankruptcy will remain on your credit report for 10 years. As such, it's better to avoid bankruptcy

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