A client that lives in Brookwood, Alabama had overextended her lines of credit. Her husband’s overtime was cut and her business was not doing so well due to change in economy. She lost $300 a week in income due to the change and now will get behind on her credit card payments. She owes a total of $44,000 in credit cards and by enrolling in our program, we were able to save her $60,000 in interest. She was happy our program would be saving money in the end and on a monthly basis.
A Huntsville, Alabama client is extended in debt. She has some recent major expenses she had to pay and she used her credit cards. She has credit cards and a personal loan for 38,000. In order to qualify for a debt management program she gathered her credit card accounts and faxed over her information so we could complete her application.
A client from Northport, Alabama was in a very bad car accident 2yrs ago which has left him with major head injuries resulting in brain damage. He can no longer keep up with all of these credit card payments – does not want to fall further behind. Client also stated w/the slight brain damage he has he gets stressed out very easy now – older retired man 75yrs old – also his wife passed only a yr ago and loss that extra income as well. He has $15,532 all in credit card debt and will be saving $23,437 in fees and interest. He will be debt free in 4 years and 11months as opposed to 38years and 10 months!
CreditGUARD of America, Inc. knows debt has a way of materializing without advance warning. No matter where you live or how much you earn, you could fall behind on your bills at any time. For over 20 years, our nonprofit organization has offered compassionate, effective credit counseling services, and today we do the same. Our credit counselors have helped thousands of homeowners and consumers reduce their debts and live happier, less stressful lives.
Enroll in our credit counseling program, and our seasoned credit counselors will begin negotiating with your creditors. We will provide you with a debt repayment plan that helps you regain control over your debts and start fresh.
Our counselors will consolidate your credit cards, medical bills, and other unsecured debts into a single obligation that carries a reduced interest rate. The “Debt Analyzer” tool on our website makes estimating your debt consolidation plan in Alabama easy. To estimate your savings with a CreditGUARD plan, enter the values for all of your unsecured debt balances and payments in the appropriate fields. In no time, you’ll receive a free estimate that outlines your potential savings with a Alabama debt consolidation plan.
By providing your information, you consent and request to be contacted by CreditGuard and/or our member(s) to your phone, cell phone, email, text/SMS, and through the use of pre-recorded messages and automated dialing technology at the number(s) listed above even if your number provided on the form above is on a State, National or Corporate Do Not Call List. You are not required to purchase any goods and/or services. Standard carrier and messaging rates will apply.
CreditGuard provides a Debt Management, Debt Counseling and Financial Education Services for consumers for over 30yrs, we have reduce a consumers overall debt up to 50%, while lowering or eliminating interest and late fees, along with re-aging of their accounts.
Reputable and established Debt Counseling Company operating since 1991, licensed in all 50 states. Currently located in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
CreditGUARD also offers a number of other services. On our site you’ll find in-depth articles about debt consolidation, money management, and budgeting. Our educational resources section offers a wealth of information about various aspects of personal finance. Our helpful credit counselors stand ready to answer any questions about money management and debt consolidation in Alabama. Call us today at 800-500-6489, or complete the online form, and find some peace of mind at last.
From: Alabama Securities Act Title 7 – Sale of Checks Act
Section 8-7-3 License — Required.
No person, as a service or for a fee or other consideration, shall engage in the business of selling, issuing, or otherwise dispensing checks or receiving money as agent for obligors for the purpose of paying such obligors’ bills, invoices, or accounts without first obtaining a license from the commission pursuant to the provisions of this chapter.
(Acts 1961, Ex. Sess., No. 177, p. 2142, §3.)
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