Debt Management Plan

Work with our team to design a structured repayment plan. With DMPs, we negotiate with your creditors to possibly reduce interest rates and waive certain fees

What is a Debt Management Plan (DMP)?

A Debt Management Plan is a systematic approach to repay debts. With the guidance of a credit counselor, you consolidate your unsecured debts into a single monthly payment. This process often involves negotiating with creditors to reduce interest rates or waive fees, making repayment more manageable and efficient.


Why Consider a DMP?

1. Simplified Payments:
No more juggling multiple bills. Consolidate your payments into one manageable sum each month.

2. Reduced Interest Rates:
Through negotiations with creditors, you can benefit from lower interest rates, accelerating your journey out of debt.

3. Waived Fees:
Say goodbye to those pesky late fees or over-limit charges.

4. Expert Guidance:
Receive continuous support and advice from experienced credit counselors.


How Does a DMP Work with DebtGone?

1. Personalized Assessment:
We start by understanding your current financial situation, including your debts, income, and expenses.

2. Plan Design:
Our experts create a DMP tailored to your needs, ensuring it's realistic and achievable.

3. Negotiations:
We communicate with your creditors, aiming to reduce interest rates, waive fees, and ensure you get the best terms.

4. Implementation:
Once agreed upon, you'll make a single monthly payment to DebtGone. We'll disburse these funds to your creditors as per the plan.

5. Continuous Monitoring and Support:
Throughout the DMP, we'll regularly review your progress, making adjustments if necessary, and offer advice to keep you on track.


Is a DMP Right for You?

Debt Management Plans aren't for everyone. They are best suited for individuals:

  • Who have a steady source of income.
  • Who can make a consistent monthly payment.
  • With a significant amount of unsecured debt.

If you're struggling with high-interest credit card debt or find it challenging to manage multiple bills, a DMP could be the solution.