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Last updated: November 14, 2026
DebtHelpTown is an independent educational website. DebtHelpTown is not a debt settlement company, debt relief provider, lender, credit counselor or law firm. It does not negotiate, settle or pay debts, and it does not recommend any specific company or program.
Content on this site is general information only and is not legal, tax or financial advice. Talk with a qualified professional about your own situation before making any decision.
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Programs are not available in all states, and not everyone will qualify. Results vary and are not guaranteed.
Debt settlement programs are not right for everyone. They do not cover all types of debt, and creditors are not required to agree to a settlement. Stopping payments to creditors can hurt your credit, lead to late fees, added interest and collection activity, and may result in a lawsuit. Forgiven debt may be taxable. Debt relief companies may not charge a fee until a debt has been settled. Consider all of your options, including nonprofit credit counseling, speaking with your creditors directly, and bankruptcy.
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