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Debt management plan or program is a process wherein credit counselors approach your creditors and propose a mutually agreeable payment plan. This program is also offered by debt management companies and registered law firms in the country such as OVLG.

Types of debts OVLG manages

Credit card debts

Payday loans

Collection accounts

Unsecured Debts

OVLG debt management plan - How it helps you

  • Offers a personal budget plan
  • Drops the number of collection calls
  • Reduces monthly payments
  • Removes fines, late fees and penalties
  • Brings down your interest rates
  • Helps you make affordable monthly payments
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Why your current monthly payments are not enough

Are you wondering why can’t you eradicate your credit card debts in spite of making payments every month? What’s wrong? Actually, your outstanding balance is not getting less because of the following reasons.

  • Your current monthly payment plan is beyond your budget
  • You’re paying extra money on late fees and penalties as you’re past due
  • You can’t manage your expenses within your income
As per FICO, Debt Management Program will not hurt your credit score

How much you can save with OVLG DMP

OVLG debt management program can help you attain financial freedom quickly since more of your money will go towards the outstanding balance on your credit cards. Moreover, lower interest rate helps you save money.

How much can you save?
Monthly payment you can afford
$
.00

Why OVLG should manage your debts

  • Lowers your interest rates
  • Is a registered law firm
  • Follows FTC laws and protects your privacy
  • Has more than 300 positive live reviews
  • Has 84% client satisfaction rate
  • Gives you 100% refund if it can’t manage your debts
  • Has been managing debts for 8 years in 48 states
Thu May, 2019 Review: JK1 saved $2684.66
Client satisfaction level:
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Thu May, 2019 Review: JK1 saved $2684.66
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* Client names have been changed to protect privacy

Key players in debt management program and their role

The 3 main players in a debt management program (DMP) and their roles are:

OVLG Attorneys Creditors You, the debtor
Create a budget
Our debt management lawyers will create a budget that works for you.		 Receive payments:
They really don’t have much to do apart from receiving the agreed amount from us.		 Know about the process:
Learn what is a debt management program first. Get familiar with budgeting and proper way to use credit.
Act as an intermediary:
Our debt management lawyers will act as an intermediary between you and your creditors.		 Stop collection calls:
Actually they still can call you. But, what they can do is make less calls or talk with us regarding any issues.		 Get a written payment plan:
Before saying yes to debt management companies, make sure you get a proper payment plan.
Negotiate and process payments:
Our debt management lawyers will negotiate to reduce rates and then transfer your money electronically.		 Report properly:
Your creditors will update your credit report once you start getting help with debt management. *		 Steer clear of new credit:
Try to avoid applying for new credit since your present creditors may refuse to offer concessions.
Keep you updated:
The lawyers will give you a periodical report on your payment progress. 		Waive off late fees:
Your additional interest rates and penalties will be waived off through debt management services.		 Track client secure area:
Monitor your payment progress whenever you can. Check creditor statements as well.

* Creditors will report that the debt has been paid in full after you complete the program.

DMP or debt management plan - Do’s and Don’ts

Do's
  • Check which debts will be included
  • Pay your creditors till the plan gets approved
  • Check out the online reviews of debt management companies
  • Live as per your budget
  • Earn more money to make extra payments
  • Read your monthly statements
  • Contact debt management companies when you can't make payments
  • Check and confirm if creditors have accepted the plan
Don’ts
  • Never pay upfront fees
  • Don’t sign up if you can’t make monthly payments
  • Don’t get swayed by false promises
  • Don’t get confused between debt consolidation and management
  • Don’t be impatient

Best debt management plan advantages

  • 1 Helps you stay and get out of debt
  • 2 Gives you a practical budget and a financial goal
  • 3 Makes creditors see you favorably
  • 3 Gives less headache to creditors as they get paid every month
  • 3 Helps you get lower monthly payments and less calls from creditors

Best debt management program - How to choose

What you must not forget to check:

  • 1 Breakdown of fee structure
  • 2 Client feedback
  • 3 Certification of credit counselors
  • 4 Company affiliation

Steps to get best help with debt management

Step
1
Ask when you’ll be debt free:
It may take as long as 48 months to get out of debt.
Step
2
Check affiliations:
Work with debt management companies who are affiliated with AICCA and NFCC.
Step
3
Analyze fee structure:
Find out if the fee structure is as per the FTC terms and conditions.
Video transcript on: OVLG Debt management plan. How it helps you

Hi,

Are you trapped in debt and cursing your fate because creditors are charging high-interests?

Are you looking for a way out of this problem?

If so, then debt management is what you need.

A debt management plan helps you to slash your interest rates and get an affordable monthly payment plan. It helps you make one monthly payment instead of many and avoid forgetting multiple due dates.

The best part of debt management plan is the reduced interest rate which helps you save money. Plus, late fees, fines and penalties are waived off. So, you save money there too.

The added bonus is the personalized budget plan, which helps you manage monthly payments easily.

So why are you still paying high-interests on your debts?

Call (800)-530-6854 and get help now.

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Last Updated on: Tue, 18 Aug 2020