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Whatever Your Debt, We Have a Solution

Credit Card Debt Relief

High interest rates crushing your budget? Explore debt settlement, consolidation, and hardship programs designed to reduce what you owe and lower monthly payments.

  • Reduce total debt owed
  • Lower interest rates
  • One monthly payment

Medical Bill Relief

Unexpected medical expenses can devastate finances. We help negotiate medical debt, set up payment plans, and explore charity care and financial assistance programs.

  • Negotiate lower balances
  • Interest-free payment plans
  • Charity care assistance

Personal Loan Debt Relief

Struggling with personal loan payments? We can help you consolidate multiple loans, negotiate better terms, or explore settlement options to reduce your burden.

  • Consolidate multiple loans
  • Negotiate better terms
  • Settlement options

Collections Relief

Stop harassing calls and letters. We help you understand your rights, validate debts, negotiate settlements, and remove inaccurate items from your credit report.

  • Stop collection calls
  • Validate debts
  • Negotiate settlements

Payday Loan Relief

Trapped in a payday loan cycle? We can help you break free with debt consolidation, settlement negotiations, and connections to affordable alternative lending options.

  • Break the cycle
  • Consolidate payday debt
  • Alternative options

Other Unsecured Debt

From retail cards to utility bills, we help with all types of unsecured debt. Get personalized solutions including consolidation, settlement, and payment plans.

  • Retail card debt
  • Utility bills
  • Custom solutions

Why Choose Consumer One?

Personalized Solutions

Every financial situation is unique. Our specialists analyze your specific circumstances and match you with the best debt relief program for your needs.

Nationwide Network

We work with trusted debt relief partners across all 50 states, ensuring you get access to the best programs available in your area.

Fast Response Time

Get matched with a debt relief specialist within 24 hours. No waiting weeks for help - we understand debt stress and act quickly.

No Upfront Fees

Our consultation is completely free. You only pay if you enroll in a program, and many programs offer affordable monthly payments.

Confidential & Secure

Your information is protected with bank-level encryption. We never share your data without permission and comply with all privacy regulations.

Ongoing Support

From initial consultation through debt freedom, you'll have dedicated support. We're here to answer questions and guide you every step of the way.

Understanding Debt Relief Options

Types of Debt Relief Programs

Debt Settlement

Negotiate with creditors to pay less than you owe. Typically for those with significant unsecured debt ($10K+) who are behind on payments. Can reduce debt by 40-60%.

Debt Consolidation

Combine multiple debts into one loan with a lower interest rate. Simplifies payments and can save thousands in interest. Best for those with good credit.

Credit Counseling

Work with certified counselors to create a debt management plan. Creditors may lower interest rates and waive fees. Good for those who can afford monthly payments.

Bankruptcy

Legal process to eliminate or restructure debt. Chapter 7 wipes out most unsecured debt; Chapter 13 creates a 3-5 year repayment plan. Last resort option.

How Debt Relief Works

1

Free Consultation

Speak with a debt relief specialist who reviews your financial situation, debt types, income, and goals. No obligation or pressure.

2

Program Recommendation

Based on your situation, receive personalized recommendations for the best debt relief option - settlement, consolidation, counseling, or other solutions.

3

Enrollment

If you choose to proceed, enroll in the program. Set up your monthly payment plan and begin the process of becoming debt-free.

4

Negotiation & Resolution

Your debt relief company negotiates with creditors on your behalf. As settlements are reached, debts are resolved one by one.

5

Debt Freedom

Complete the program and become debt-free! Most programs take 24-48 months. You'll have the financial freedom to rebuild and move forward.

Who Qualifies for Debt Relief?

Debt Amount

  • Minimum: Most programs require at least $5,000-$10,000 in unsecured debt
  • Ideal: $10,000+ for settlement programs
  • No maximum: Programs available for six-figure debt

Debt Type

  • Eligible: Credit cards, medical bills, personal loans, collections, payday loans
  • Not eligible: Mortgages, car loans, student loans, taxes, child support
  • Unsecured only: Debt not backed by collateral

Financial Hardship

  • Behind on payments: Increases settlement success
  • Unable to pay minimum: Strong indicator for relief
  • Financial hardship: Job loss, medical emergency, divorce, etc.

Income

  • Steady income: Ability to make monthly program payments
  • Varies by program: Some require proof of hardship
  • Flexible: Programs for various income levels

Tips for Debt Relief Success

Know Your Numbers

Before starting, list all debts, interest rates, and monthly payments. Understanding your full picture helps choose the right solution.

Research Options

Not all debt relief companies are equal. Check reviews, accreditation (AFCC, IAPDA), and fees before committing to a program.

Stop Using Credit

Once enrolled in a program, stop using credit cards. Focus on living within your means and building an emergency fund.

Communicate Openly

Be honest with your debt relief specialist about your finances. The more accurate your information, the better your outcome.

Monitor Progress

Stay engaged with your program. Check statements, track settlements, and celebrate milestones as debts are resolved.

Rebuild After

Once debt-free, focus on rebuilding credit. Use a secured credit card, pay bills on time, and maintain low balances.

Real Stories from Real People

★★★★★
"Saved over $18,000!"

"I had $32,000 in credit card debt and was drowning. Consumer One matched me with a settlement program that reduced my debt by more than half. I'm now debt-free and rebuilding my credit!"

— Sarah M., Phoenix, AZ
Credit Card Debt Settlement
★★★★★
"Finally stopped the calls"

"I was getting 10+ collection calls a day. The stress was unbearable. Consumer One helped me negotiate settlements and now I have peace of mind. The calls stopped and I'm on a payment plan I can afford."

— James T., Dallas, TX
Collections Relief
★★★★★
"Medical bills wiped out"

"After my surgery, I had $45,000 in medical bills. I thought I'd be paying forever. Consumer One helped me apply for charity care and negotiate the rest. I ended up paying less than $5,000 total!"

— Maria L., Orlando, FL
Medical Bill Relief
★★★★★
"One payment instead of seven"

"I was juggling 7 different credit cards with sky-high interest rates. Debt consolidation through Consumer One gave me one affordable monthly payment at 9% interest. I'll be debt-free in 3 years!"

— David K., Seattle, WA
Debt Consolidation
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"Broke the payday cycle"

"I was trapped in payday loan hell, borrowing from one to pay another. Consumer One helped me consolidate everything and get out of the cycle. I wish I'd found them sooner!"

— Jennifer R., Atlanta, GA
Payday Loan Relief
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"Professional and caring"

"The team at Consumer One treated me with respect and never judged my situation. They explained all my options clearly and helped me choose the best path. I'm so grateful for their help."

— Robert H., Denver, CO
Personal Loan Debt Relief

Frequently Asked Questions

How much debt do I need to qualify?

Most debt relief programs require a minimum of $5,000-$10,000 in unsecured debt. However, some programs accept lower amounts. The more debt you have, the more options are typically available to you.

Will debt relief hurt my credit score?

It depends on the program. Debt settlement can temporarily lower your score as accounts become delinquent, but many find it's worth it to become debt-free. Debt consolidation and credit counseling typically have less impact. We'll explain all credit implications upfront.

How long does debt relief take?

Timeline varies by program and debt amount. Debt settlement typically takes 24-48 months, debt consolidation 3-5 years, and credit counseling 3-5 years. Bankruptcy can discharge debts in 3-6 months but stays on your credit for 7-10 years.

What types of debt can be included?

Eligible debts include credit cards, medical bills, personal loans, collections, payday loans, and other unsecured debts. Mortgages, car loans, student loans, taxes, and child support typically cannot be included in debt relief programs.

How much does debt relief cost?

Costs vary by program. Debt settlement companies typically charge 15-25% of enrolled debt as fees. Debt consolidation may have origination fees of 1-5%. Credit counseling often has low monthly fees ($25-$50). We'll explain all costs before you commit.

Can I still use my credit cards?

Once enrolled in most debt relief programs, you should stop using the credit cards included in the program. This is essential for success. You may be able to keep one card for emergencies, but it's best to focus on living debt-free.

Will creditors still call me?

Initially, yes. But once you're enrolled in a program and your debt relief company contacts creditors, calls typically decrease significantly. You have rights under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act to stop harassment.

Is debt relief the same as bankruptcy?

No. Debt relief programs like settlement, consolidation, and counseling are alternatives to bankruptcy. They help you resolve debt without the severe long-term credit impact of bankruptcy. Bankruptcy is typically a last resort.

Do I have to include all my debts?

Not necessarily. You can choose which debts to include in most programs. However, including all eligible debts usually provides the best results and fastest path to becoming debt-free.

What if I'm already behind on payments?

Being behind on payments doesn't disqualify you - in fact, it can make you a better candidate for debt settlement programs. Creditors are more willing to negotiate when accounts are delinquent. We can still help.

Can I get debt relief if I'm unemployed?

Some programs require steady income to make monthly payments. However, if you're unemployed due to hardship, you may qualify for hardship programs or charity care for medical debt. We'll explore all options available to you.

Is my information confidential?

Absolutely. We use bank-level encryption to protect your data and never share your information without your explicit permission. Your privacy and security are our top priorities.

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