If you are struggling to pay your Chase credit card or loan you have some options. Settling with Chase is still commonplace, but because they started suing again a few years ago, and more now than ever before, resolving unpaid Chase accounts before they send you to an attorney is ideal.
You can still structure Chase settlements over time and that can help those of is without access to a lump sum of money.
You need a plan for Chase, and it is better to have a plan in advance, but also for all the accounts you may need to settle.
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