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Is DMP the best choice for me?

I have a debt of around $4500. I live from paycheck to paycheck. As such, it is quite difficult for me to make timely payments. I have missed only 2 payments till now. I am planning to go for DMP. It seems to be a good option to me. Am I right in thinking like that? I am not still confident about it. Please advice.

Asked on Fri, 08/12/2011 - 17:23
anonymous
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I think the best option will be to negotiate with your creditors on your own. Explain your financial situation and find out whether or not you can qualify for a hardship program.


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Answered on Sat, 08/13/2011 - 09:44
Good Nelly

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I think you can go for debt consolidation. This is because it helps you to replace your multiple bills into a single monthly payment. It doesn’t have any negative impact on your credit score.

Answered on Fri, 08/12/2011 - 17:34
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