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Many residents don’t realize their financial hardship already qualifies for multiple programs to lower payments and get out of debt.
Most want to 1) see potential monthly savings 2) review their best relief options and 3) make sure they have a plan to get out of debt responsibly.
Our webpages allow you to authorize us to collect such personal information and to disclose it to another party so that we can provide you the service(s) you request. We may receive a referral fee for doing so, which might be construed as "selling" your information even if only for the specific purpose that you have otherwise authorized. Thus, you may also be entitled under the CCPA to direct us to refrain from selling such personal information. Moreover, you may be entitled under the CCPA to request that we delete personal information you have provided to us when visiting one of our webpages.
To exercise any of the rights under the CCPA described above, please use the links below. Alternatively, you may send an email message to us at [email protected] stating that you want to exercise your rights under the CCPA. To protect you against misuse of your email and/or phone number, we will ask you to provide additional information verifying that the person making the request really is you or is an authorized agent of you before implementing your request under the CCPA.
This site is a free educational and motivational resource to help consumers understand consolidation options. The site provides free do-it-yourself (DIY) resources, articles, and videos. The information on this site is not provided by any state organization but as a convenience to state residents with links to state and federal hardship assistance for informational purposes only. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, marital status, national origin or ancestry.