Where to call for a free, competent, and honest evaluation of your best debt solution?
October 4th, 2006Call us toll free at 1.877.221.5191.
How to distinguish between good companies that will truly benefit you and very bad companies who are most likely to hurt you.
October 4th, 2006In any industry there are good companies, bad companies, and so-so companies. The choice between grocery stores may not be so important, but if you find that you need heart surgery, you would be smart to realize that you have a choice of doctors, and that not all doctors are the same. You could get the inside scoop from the nurses who work with them. They know which doctors are the truly competent professionals and which doctors they would avoid at all cost.
Unfortunately, the companies who provide the services we have described here range from wonderful to dreadful. The last thing you need when you are stressed out with your debts is to get taken advantage of by a company who is likely to put you further in the hole. This in an area where it really pays to do some serious homework. Read the rest of this entry »
How to determine which solution is best in your case?
October 4th, 2006You have at least three choices:
- Take the time to do your own research,
- Read through the complete, unbiased, and well-researched information on this site, or
- Call us for a free analysis of your situation and receive an expert recommendation that is in your best interest. Call us toll free at 1.877.221.5191.
NO MORE Mortgage’s Homeowner’s Total Debt-Elimination Program
October 4th, 2006Description: We eliminate all of your debts (including your mortgage) in about nine years with no increase in payments. While the non-profit credit counseling and debt-settlement programs are limited to helping you with your unsecured debt such as credit cards, we eliminate all of your debt including your mortgage, car loans, student loans, credit cards, personal loans, medical bills, etc. The more debt you have, the more we can help. Read the rest of this entry »
Reverse Mortgages
October 4th, 2006Description: Usually an FHA-insured, low-interest mortgage, without monthly payments, available to those over age 62 with lots of equity in their home. Instead of requiring monthly payments, the mortgage slowly accrues interest. The mortgage becomes due when neither you nor your spouse are living in the home anymore. Those in line to inherit the home will have the choice of paying off the loan and keeping the home, or are allowed time to sell the home and receive the remaining equity. Read the rest of this entry »
