Monthly Set-Asides

Debt relief comes not only when you're debt free, but also when you don't spend any more time juggling accounts and payments. Instead of keeping track of multiple accounts and bills each month you will only need to manage one account and one payment. Debt settlement is not the same as debt consolidation (learn more about debt consolidation) but like debt consolidation, it involves the convenience of having only one payment each month.

During your debt consultation, you and your debt consultant will review your financial situation, including your income and all of your expenses. Together, you will figure out how much you are currently paying to your creditors each month, understand how much you are supposed to pay, and determine how much you can realistically afford.

After determining what you can afford and whether you qualify for debt settlement, your debt consultant will help you set up an automated monthly set-aside amount to be deposited into a separate, third-party savings account. Keep in mind that this money does not go directly to Debt Shield - it goes into your own separate account.

The money you set aside each month is placed in this third-party savings account for the duration of your plan, minus Debt Shield fees. This savings prevents the money from being used for any other purpose than to pay off your debts.

At this point, your job is to sit back and wait for the money in your savings account to accrue. Once sufficient funds have accrued, Debt Shield's debt negotiators negotiate on your behalf with your creditors to settle your unsecured debt, one account at a time.

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It could take you over 18 years – and at least $31,000 in interest payments – to pay off a $10,000 debt on a card with a 19% rate, if you only pay the monthly minimum.