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Debt Advisors is a Debt Relief enrollment service started out of Phoenix, Arizona. We have years of experience with various types of debt relief programs. Very early in our tenure we recognized that not everybody's situation is the same. There is not a one size fit all debt relief or fresh start program. Not everyone would be eligible for debt settlement, nor would everyone qualify for a debt consolidation loan. We also learned that people are very hesitant to speak about their financial issues. So getting them to enroll and stay with a debt counseling program could be a daunting task. We also found that filing for bankruptcy and going before a judge is even more worrisome than credit counseling.

The fact is there is a better way. Debt Validation! Not only is Debt Validation the safest, it is also your legal right. Before you choose any Debt Relief or fresh start program you should verify your debts are True, accurate and can legally be collected under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) . There are many reasons way a debt can not be collected under the FCRA. To find out more about the FCRA contact one of our specialist today.

What is Debt Validation?

UNDER THE FCRA, CREDIT BUREAUS AND OTHER CONSUMER REPORTING AGENCIES ARE REQUIRED TO:

Debt Validation
At Debt Advisors, we strive to educate consumers about the nuances of debt and credit issues. We not only provide basic information about consumer credit, but we also provide a wealth of information on issues that may be unfamiliar to consumers.
For example, we offer our expertise on “debt validation.” Also referred to as “debt verification,” the term refers to a consumer’s right to challenge a debt and/or receive written verification of a debt from a debt collector.
It’s extremely important to understand this term because you are legally protected under the laws of the federal Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
We’re here to guide you in understanding your rights and avoid falling victim to unscrupulous debt collectors. With our help, you will be armed with tools to put a halt on harassing phone calls and collection calls.

Credit Reports and Credit Scores
Understanding the many factors that can affect your credit score begins with understanding your credit report. Debt Advisors goes beyond showing you how to get a free credit report. We want you to understand exactly what can negatively impact your score.
While many know that paying their debtors late can ding their credit scores, they may be unaware of the other instances that can be equally as harmful. We make you aware of them, so that you can avoid them. This includes the amount of debt you owe and the length of your credit history.

Legally Repairing Your Credit
There are millions of people who unknowingly and unwittingly have negative items on their credit reports. Unfortunately, too many only learn of the items when they are turned down for a loan or a credit offering. Just as disturbing is the fact that the negative items may be errors.
If you suspect that your credit report has errors, removing those negative items may be the fast way to increase your credit score. Fixing your credit is often referred to as credit repair in which unscrupulous outfits prey on the most vulnerable. They make promises of repairing your credit – for an exorbitant cost. Too often people end up with not improvements, and in a worst financial position.
Our team will work diligently with the credit reporting agencies and your creditors to ensure the credit bureaus have current and accurate information. If you suspect that your report has errors you should contact us immediately.
Best of all, we provide a free consultation so you can get to know us and see how you’ll benefit from our expertise!

Point-by-point Breakdown of Credit Score
Many understand that points could be shaved off their credit score by failing to pay their bills on time. However, there are a bounty of other issues that could be just as damaging.
For example, you may try to resolve your debt obligation by entering into a debt settlement agreement. Any payment status other than “paid in full” or “paid as agreed” can damage your credit because you are not paying your full balance as required by the terms of the contract or as agreed.
So, while you think you’re doing the right thing, debt settlement will have a negative impact on your credit. In fact, entering the agreement can shave as many as 125 point off your credit score.
We show you how to avoid this particular setup and provide you with information about your other options.

Usury Laws

Each state has a Usury law that limits the amount of interest a lender can charge. The word is foreign to many, but its importance should not be. This is especially the case for credit card holders.
To their benefit, not cardholders’, card issuers can charge interest rates that are based on the laws of the state in which they are incorporated. That means the interest rate could be higher than your state’s interest rates.
For example, many incorporate in Delaware or South Dakota because these state have more favorable usury laws.
We provide some of the details for each state’s usury laws. We’re also available to help you understand your state’s usury laws before you sign any loan agreement in which interest rates may not be to your financial advantage.
Some of the detailed advice we provide relates to recognizing red flags. For example, the loan agreement should not have an interest rate that exceeds the state’s usury limit.

Hitting Financial Targets,
At Debt Advisors, we understand that maintaining good credit is just as important as repairing it. That’s why we are dedicated to helping you create and stick to hitting your financial targets.
Because financial targets help your stability there is a direct link between these target and your credit and credit score. We guide you in achieving a great credit score, just as you did in school when you worked really hard to pass all your classes. You understand that everything you do financially could affect your credit score.
We help you make well-informed decisions and hit those very important financial targets.