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Car, Auto and Vehicle Debt

Any type of car or vehicle loan is classified as a secured loan. There are two types of loans, and thus two types of debt. Secured loans refer to loans that have collateral, or some type of property that guarantees the payment of a loan. For example, in the instance of a car loan, the car itself guarantees that the loan will be paid. This is because the consumer will either pay the payments, or the car will be taken away in lieu of a payment. Mortgages, home equity loans and personal loans are some other common forms of secured loans.

Loans that don’t have any collateral connected to them are classified as unsecured loans. Unsecured loans offer no guarantee of payment, and there is nothing for the creditor to take away from the consumer if they get behind on their bills. Credit cards, credit card cash advances, student loans, child support, medical bills and utility bills are just a few of the many examples of unsecured debt. Most people tend to accumulate more unsecured debt than secured, and encounter problems paying these debts first. This is most likely because unsecured debts lack the threat of secured debts—if you are remiss a month or two on your credit card bill, you can still rest assured that you won’t lose your house.

What options do creditors have if a consumer is defaulting on their payments, yet there is no collateral? Unsecured loans give creditors very few options. It is often necessary for them to take legal action, which is both tedious and expensive. Creditors have to sue you if you refuse or are unable to pay, and obtain a judgment. It is legal for the institution granted the judgment to collect from your bank accounts, your income, or even certain personal properties, depending on the laws in your state.

Instead of legal action, which is definitely expensive and time consuming, yet not necessarily successful, your creditors have the option of negotiating with a credit card debt settlement company. Debt help companies represent the debtors in negotiations with creditors. The goal of debt settlement is to resolve debts by paying a lump-sum payoff that is a fraction of what is owed.


Debt Settlement and Unsecured Debt

Debt relief companies can negotiate a pay-off with no upfront fees and get you completely out of debt in 24 to 36 months. Only unsecured debts with no collateral are eligible for credit card debt relief, but the debt settlement process indirectly helps you pay off secured debts as well. Instead of paying multiple creditors, you will only pay one low monthly payment. This allows you to concentrate on making that car payment and securing your assets.

Creditors are willing to cooperate with debt settlement companies because it ensures that they will at least get paid something. Many people who are eligible for debt settlement also consider filing for bankruptcy, which is nothing but a loss for creditors. The institutions that you owe are often willing to compromise, rather than lose everything if you were to file for bankruptcy or actually spend money taking you to court. Debt reduction is a great option for debtors, and you should take a minute to fill out our free no obligation online debt negotiation form so you can start resolving your debts today. The benefits of debt settlement are felt by both the creditor and the debtor alike. It is the swiftest mode of resolution for unsecured debts. Please take the time to fill out our no obligation credit card debt help form and let us help you get back on your feet and live debt free today!


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Disclaimer: All of our settlement estimates of about 50% are expamples of our prior performance. Individual results may vary. Factors that contribute to this will include completion of program, creditor cooperation and clients, willingness and abilitiy to set aside funds. Premier Debt Help is it a law firm and does not provide legal advice. Program not available in all states. Creditors have no obligation to accept settlement offers from Premier Debt Help or any other debt settlement company. Please review and understand all contract terms and program materials before enrolling.