Looking for Debt Reduction Services?

* Why do you ask for the amount of my unsecured debt?

A debt that can be helped with includes unsecured debts such as credit cards, department store cards, personal loans and lines of credit, medical, legal, cell phone and health club membership bills. CuraDebt's programs are designed for those with at least $10,000 in unsecured debt. On the other hand, mortgages, auto financing, motorcycle and boat loans are all considered secured debt and would not be covered under this program.

What if I need help with unsecured balances that are less than $10,000?

There are many different options available to consumers online. Here is another option: Debt Consolidation Services. It includes a list of providers with descriptions of the services provided.

What Happens after I Sign Up?

Step 1: A debt counselor will contact you by phone and email for your free, no obligation analysis of your financial situation. The counselor will recommend the best solution that fits your particular needs.

Step 2: With your approval a licensed provider or attorney will contact your creditors and start negotiations on your behalf.

What if I have a different type of personal debt problem?

NEED TAX DEBT RELIEF AND HELP FOR DEFAULTED STUDENT LOANS?
Owe back taxes, interest and penalties to the IRS? Have you missed several student loan payments and allowed your loan to go into default? You are certainly not alone and should know that there are other CuraDebt programs available that may be able to provide you with assistance. How do you find out if you qualify and if CuraDebt can help? Simply click on the link for a service to request more information and begin the process: Tax Debt Relief | Defaulted Student Loans.

I am a business owner? Do you have a program that can help me with my business debt?

TOO MUCH DEBT OWED BY YOUR BUSINESS?
Yes! While Consumer Credit Counseling (CCC) is available to individual consumers, commercial debt consolidation / counseling is for struggling businesses to help them avoid bankruptcy by working with their creditors to get a handle on their debts. To learn more, simply click here: Commercial Debt Counseling.