I am sinking fast with all my credit card bills, bankrupcy is not an option. I have been asking around, and looking for a company that is completely legit in regards to debt reduction and re-negotiation. However, as of now I am still making the payments on time and have good credit. But as my savings is depleted, I can't keep that up. I have heard that going through a company like this will leave a bad mark on ones credit score, almost the same as bankrupcy. Does anyone have experience with this? and if so please share.
uberlou answered Monday April 27 2009, 4:46 am: If you have good credit, have you considered taking a loan from your bank? At least it's a trustworthy institution, they know you well, your standing is good with them, so they might be able to give you enough to cover a good amount of your debt. Ask them too how it will affect your credit. But, as long as you give more than the minimum payment every month, you might be good. I've considered the same thing lately after having my own debt issues.
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