A Genus Debt Management Program Can Help Both The Consumer And CreditorThese days, there are no easy get out of debt free cards. For many Americans, it has taken a number of years to get into debt; therefore, it is going to take a significant amount of time to climb out of the hole that they have created. One source of help is through a genus debt management program which offers relief in paying off unsecured debt that could lead to bankruptcy if it is not contained. These services are available to anyone who is facing financial hardship. Through the Genus debt management plan, consumers are given a chance to pay off their debt in a timely manner through one low monthly payment, saving them money and their credit scores in the long run. Often creditors will agree to lower annual percentage rates (APR) which reduces the overall balance. Lower interest rates lead to lower payments, increasing the amount of available cash in a household budget to eliminate debt sooner, rather than later. Still, this process will take time, depending on the amount of debt a person owes. The Genus debt management plan is just as beneficial to creditors as it is to consumers. When a person is unable to pay their bills, it costs the company in time and effort to send out reminders and make repeated calls for payment. However, accepting payments under this type of plan guarantees that the company will be able to recoup some of its losses from late or missed payments. The purpose of a company that offers a genus debt management plan is to act as a liaison for both the consumer and the creditor to reach an amicable agreement for repayment of debt. Some consumers can have their monthly payments reduced by as much as 50%, adding a significant amount to their budget. This is a definite plus during these lean economic times where many people are seeing their wages reduced or eliminated as the cost of food and other general living expenses have increased. Creditors will receive timely, consistent payments towards outstanding debt owed by the consumer. This avoids the number of debts that are written off because consumers are unable to make any type of payment on their own, so they simply decide to stop paying altogether. The credit management agency handles the negotiations which may sometimes become volatile between creditor and consumer because of the level of stress one or both are experiencing. |
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