Can I Get The Freedom of Debt Relief?

Our program is unique and specifically designed for individuals who would like to feel the freedom of debt relief, and:

Have at least $7,500 in unsecured debt
- Qualified types of debt:
  - Major Credit Cards
  - Department Store Cards
  - Personal Loans
  - Medical Bills
  - Credit Unions
  - Collection Accounts rooting from the above mentioned account types
- Unqualified debt:
  - Car, Truck, Van or Motorcycle loans
  - Student Loans (Private or Federal)
  - Personal Loan from Current Bank
  - Mortgages (secured with Collateral)
  - Child Support
Cannot afford minimum monthly credit card payments
Have already or are about to fall behind in payments
Are seeking an alternative to bankruptcy
Cannot see any way to make financial progress
Experienced personal or financial hardships such as:
- Unemployment
- Divorce
- Death in the family
- Medical Expenses
- Loss of income

You can access the full list of Qualifying Unsecured Accounts to determine your eligibility.

We understand that each debt settlement situation is different, and our debt consultants and specialists are trained to help you set realistic expectations and help you visualize and accomplish your financial goals. We can provide solid debt negotiation information based on your individual circumstances, including your ability to allocate funds towards settlement, your past payment history with creditors and your personal or financial hardship. Once we assess your individual circumstances, we will offer a debt negotiation program that is customized to your life.

The National Debt Relief Group can help you find the right solution with a free consultation. You can fill out our Short Application and one of our debt specialists will contact you within minutes, or you can call now – (888) 703-4948.

Freedom Debt Relief

Debts We Can Settle

Unsecured debts:

Credit cards
Unsecured loans, personal loans, or lines of credit
Medical bills
Collections or repossessions
Business debts

Debts We Can't Settle

Secured debts:

Lawsuits
IRS debt or back taxes
Utility bills
Auto loans, government loans, or student loans
Mortgages or home loans
Other secured debts

Your Debt Relief Alternatives

If you are considering a type of debt relief program, know that there are alternatives to debt settlement. National Relief also offers debt management, which may work better for some consumers.

Your Consumer Rights

All consumers should be aware that they have specific rights under The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act. Debt collectors must follow the rules. Violations of this act by collectors can result in the consumer receiving damage awards.