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How it works

Build

Each month, you make a monthly deposit into an FDIC-insured Dedicated Account that you control.
Your Dedicated Account is the engine that drives your program. As you build it, our negotiations team creates a custom strategy to get your debts settled.

Negotiate

SettleThatDebt knows when to start negotiation, what type of settlement to negotiate, and how to leverage a settlement with one creditor to get a better settlement with another. We use this insight to create a negotiations strategy just for you.

Settle

Each time our negotiation experts reaches a settlement with one of your creditors, we immediately contact you for authorization.

Your authorization is required for every single settlement.
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About Us

Helping debt-burdened consumers.
SettleThatDebt.com takes a human approach to debt relief. We are passionate about helping people overcome debt as quickly as possible.

Proud of our reputation
Unlike some companies that charge fees before debts are settled, SettleThatDebt.com never charges a fee until we’ve done our work and negotiated a settlement.

Our goal: Ensure people have all the information they need to make informed choices about solving their debt problems — even if the choice they make isn’t Settle That Debt.

If you enroll in our program, you are trusting us to help you. We are honored by this trust, and will work hard every day to earn it.

Frequently Asked Questions

It’s important to note that debt settlement won’t “ruin” your credit. In most cases, your credit will improve after you begin settling your outstanding debts with your creditors. In fact, many of our clients find that by the time they complete one of Settle That Deb’s programs, their credit score has returned to the same level if not higher than when they started. However, if you’re concerned about the impact that debt settlement could have on your credit rating, you have other options. For example, you could consider a debt consolidation loan, as doing so would allow you to combine all your debts into a new loan with a lower interest rate. This new loan would enable you to address your outstanding debts, and you wouldn’t have a significant impact on your credit. Given that you have high enough credit score to get approved for a low interest loan.
Typically, you can complete a debt relief program in twenty four to sixty months, though the length of time it takes to complete a debt relief program can vary by debt relief company. Settle That Debt can customize your debt relief program length based on your goals and budget, although some companies only offer set program lengths to choose from.
No. Settle That Debt program can only help with unsecured debts—like debt, personal loan debt, medical debt, some private student loan debt, and some business debt— that you enroll into Settle That Debt program. It can’t help with federal student loans, a mortgage, auto loans, or any other type of collateralized debt you may have. Settle That Debt program won’t resolve any debt you take on after you have enrolled in the program, either. If you commit to Settle That Debt program and complete it successfully, all the debts you enrolled in the program will be behind you.