Consumer Credit Counseling Services

A reliable and efficient debt consolidation program may help you in taking the right step towards becoming debt-free.

If you feel you are overwhelmed with credit card debt, tired of harassing phone calls or just like the convenience of one monthly payment, a credit counseling program may help you.

A credit card debt reduction and debt management program can help you financially by offering you a choice of solutions, custom tailored to fit your financial needs.

A credit counselor will speak to your creditors and negotiate to: 

  • Stop any harassing creditor phone calls.

  • Reduce your monthly payments.

  • Consolidate all of your unsecured credit card debt into one simple monthly payment.  You may even be able to choose what day of the month it is due.

  • Reduce the number of years to pay off your debt dramatically.

Consumer Credit Counseling Specialists

Fill out the contact information below and a Credit Counselor will call you at your convenience

First Name:
Home Phone :
Last Name:
 Work Phone :
State:
 Email:
Amount of Debt:  *
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* Credit card debt, unsecured loans, IRS debt, utility bill debt, and student loans. Do not include auto loans or mortgages. Describe your credit situation:

 

 
 
Available in the following Washington Cities:

( For cities available in other States click here )
Bellevue
Bellingham
Olympia
Pullman 		Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
Vancouver

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