“I was so fortunate to find Consumer Recovery Network. My debt specialist helped me to settle my account and to dismiss the lawsuit. Since that time, she has helped me to settle three other accounts. I am impressed with CRN and their honesty and their direct approach to me, as a client. They return my telephone calls, help me when I need help, and they have compassion for me, the client. I am very grateful for their help and for the professional knowledge that they bring to their work.”
Making good decisions as you manage your way through a tough financial situation is important.
It is often difficult to know where to turn for honest input and useful information.
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CRN has a different message to share. We want to help you help yourself!
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Our goal is to assist you with making good debt relief decisions based on your unique set of circumstances. Rather than “canned” and “one size fits all” solutions found throughout the market place for bankruptcy alternatives.
Our approach allows our members to be flexible and creative during their debt relief journey.
When you utilize the education and information CRN provides – you get empowered to be part of your own financial success.
If you do need professional debt relief services, our network partners our able to assist you, and often at a discount.
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Debt Happens! Getting out of debt happens too!
From the Debt Bytes Blog
In 2005 there were many changes made to bankruptcy laws. Banks lobbied hard to make it more difficult for consumers to shed unaffordable unsecured debts (like credit cards) through a chapter 7 discharge. The income based means test was introduced as part of the 2005 changes. It is a household income hurdle that must be [...]
