Utah

Did you know there are hundreds of people in Utah once struggled under a seemingly insurmountable amount of credit card debt? Did you know that hundreds of people in Utah once dreaded going to their mailbox or answering the phone because of the possibility of hearing a collection agency's voice or opening another collection notice? Did you know that hundreds of people in Utah once faced maxed out credit cards and knew they couldn't pay even the minimum monthly payments on their credit cards. Those people knew they needed help. They called NATIONWIDE CREDIT SOLUTIONS and now they're debt free!

Nationwide Credit Solutions, (Richmond Hill, NY) has established itself as a respectable agency with financial institutions across Utah and across the United States.

If you want to be like those people in the first paragraph, you need to call NATIONWIDE CREDIT SOLUTIONS, talk to one of their debt consultants, and get started on a debt settlement plan.

A Debt Settlement Plan?
A debt settlement plan is just that—a plan that is designed to settle your debt according to your particular budget and that will also make your creditors happy.

Your personalized debt settlement action plan will:

• help you pay off your credit card debt sooner that if you go through bankruptcy or credit counseling
• help you save hundreds and possibly thousands of dollars over bankruptcy and credit counseling plans
• allow you the flexibility to address any financial crises that may arise
• will allow you to experience complete debt relief within 36 months and possibly sooner.

What about my Debt Settlement Plan?
Your debt settlement action plan will be developed after you have had a chance to talk with one of our debt consultants. It may include any one or several of the following options.

1. Debt consolidation – This option allows you to pay a single interest rate on all your credit card debt and other outstanding amounts.
2. Debt settlement – This option will establish an affordable, systematic payment plan to pay off what you owe.
3. Debt negotiation – The goal of this option is to get your creditors to agree to let you pay just a fraction of what you owe, and to a debt settlement plan to eliminate the remaining amount.
4. Credit counseling – This option is only used in the event that a creditor does not wish to negotiate with us directly. We work hard to prevent this, but it may still be necessary
5. Bankruptcy – This option is always a last possible resort. Your debt consultant will work with you to try to avoid this, but will not be able to guarantee that it will never happen to you.