Tailored Support Just For You
So what makes Delancey Street different than other settlement companies? Two big things:
1. Personalized Guidance
Far too often, debt help companies take a one-size-fits-all, cookie cutter approach. They put you through some generic process without ever taking time to understand your unique situation.Yeah…no thanks.At Delancey Street, you get tailored guidance based on your specific business, debt accounts, and financial goals. From start to finish, you have your own dedicated debt expert who takes time to dig into the details with you.We’ll explore questions like:
- How did your debt happen in the first place?
- What’s realistic in terms of monthly payments?
- How quickly do you want to be debt-free?
- What tradeoffs make the most sense for you?
Armed with a complete view of your situation, we create a custom path forward. One that helps you settle debt while still meeting other financial needs in your biz. Now that‘s smart support!
2. Attorney Support
–Sometimes debt collectors don‘t play fair. They might refuse reasonable settlement offers or continue unfair collection practices. That‘s when having attorney support can be clutch.Many debt help companies don‘t have this backup. But Delancey Street does.Our close partnerships with expert debt resolution attorneys give you protection if things ever get sticky with creditors. You‘ll have top legal minds reviewing your accounts, ensuring collectors treat you fairly, and giving guidance if lawsuits ever arise.Pretty great having those sharks on your side, eh? Just one more way we look out for you.
FAQs
Still have some questions? No worries! Here are answers to some common things that come up:***How Much Does Debt Settlement Cost?***Our fees typically range from 15-25% of the debt amount we help resolve. Important notes:
- We only collect fees AFTER settling
- The more debt we settle, the lower % we charge
- Settling saves you so much money overall that our fee is super worth it!
Can Debt Settlement Hurt My Credit?
–There can be some negative impacts, yes. When accounts get settled, they‘re often updated to show as “paid settlement” instead of “paid in full.” And your scores may drop when you first stop payments.But in the long run, becoming debt free helps your credit tremendously! Just focus on the end goal 🙂