Credit Counseling and Debt Consolidation in District of Columbia
CreditGUARD of America’s District of Columbia credit counseling services are designed for all people with credit issues. We understand that life can happen fast, with unexpected events like the loss of a job having a negative impact on your financial situation.
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How Our Service Can Help
Our District of Columbia debt consolidation program will allow you to combine multiple debts into one monthly payment at a reduced interest rate. You’ll be able to pay your bills on time and get out of debt quickly. Regardless of how much credit card debt you’ve amassed, you are still eligible for our program. If you’re looking for a solution to your credit woes, our debt consolidation in District of Columbia has helped many people become debt-free.
With our money management and District of Columbia credit counseling resources, you’ll learn valuable tips for taking out a mortgage, financing a car, saving for college, and much more. We’ll help you devise a budget so that you never have to worry about getting out of massive debt again.
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CreditGUARD of America, Inc. can provide you with peace of mind knowing that your finances are in good hands. For over 20 years, we’ve been helping people with all types of credit issues. You can call us at 1-800-589-1643 to discuss your road back to financial independence or fill out our online form today for an obligation-free consultation.
Clients We’ve helped in District of Columbia
| A Washington, District Of Columbia client saved an estimated $5,324.52 |
| A Washington, District Of Columbia client saved an estimated $173,230.28 |
| A Washington, District Of Columbia client saved an estimated $73,379.51 |
| A Bladnesburg, District Of Columbia client saved an estimated $13,400.51 |
| A Washington, District Of Columbia client saved an estimated $11,353.65 |
| A Washington, District Of Columbia client saved an estimated $20,482.00 |
| A Washington, District Of Columbia client saved an estimated $14,613.16 |
| A Washington, District Of Columbia client saved an estimated $3,018.37 |
| A Washington, District Of Columbia client saved an estimated $10,381.80 |
| A Washington, District Of Columbia client saved an estimated $87,451.73 |
District of Columbia Statistics
| Average District Of Columbia persons per household | 2.20 |
| Average District Of Columbia client age | 55.75 |
| Average District Of Columbia client annual income | $30,088.09 |
| Average District Of Columbia client annual expenses | $26,109.27 |
| Average District Of Columbia client total debt | $13,289.98 |
| Average District Of Columbia client savings | $19,090.87 |
We can help you get out of debt in District of Columbia. Call us at 1-800-589-1643 to find out how!
A mother of four in Washington DC who is going through a divorce, called CreditGuard of America for assistance. Last year she was forced to close her business due to the economy. She is 3 months behind on approximately $5,000 in credit card debt. Besides losing sleep, her phone is constantly ringing with creditor calls. Before this takes a toll on her health, we were able to consolidate her accounts in to one low monthly payment saving her thousands of dollars in interest and fees.
From: District of Columbia Standard CGA Contract
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Certified Credit Counselors are available Monday - Friday 8:00 am - 8:00 pm Eastern.
Also See…
For more information on debt consolidation, please visit:
Why Choose CreditGuard? Learn what sets our debt consolidation services apart from the rest and how we can help you take control of your debt.
The Ultimate Debt Survival Guide. Need some practical advice for dealing with debt? You’ve come to the right place. This free downloadable guide can teach you the basics of managing debt (and more).
Is Debt Settlement a Good Idea? Debt settlement and debt consolidation are not the same. Learn more about the process (and consequences) of settling your debts before going down that path.
