How it works....
No two people have the exact same financial situation. So instead of offering cookie-cutter programs and one-size-fits-all methods, Certified Financial Solutions designs solutions that meet your specific needs.
Certified Financial Solutions works for you, and not your creditors. Throughout the process, our primary concern is to represent your best interests, explain your choices clearly, and be there for you with a personal representative who understands your point of view.
We designed our program to be as simple and supportive as possible. We’ll always explain your choices clearly and keep you informed of the negotiation process. In addition, we always send you the written confirmation of the final settlement details that the creditor provides, which specifies the agreement. Once the agreed payment is received by the creditor, your debt is officially settled. Then, as you continue to deposit funds into your account, we repeat this process with the next creditor until all enrolled accounts are settled or paid.
After determining your eligibility, and we agree to work together, your personal representative consults with you about an affordable amount you can plan to set aside monthly in a bank account that will hold your negotiating funds. You alone make deposits into the bank account, and you alone have full control over it. The purpose of this account is to hold sufficient funds to satisfy any debt settlement we offer creditors. All debt settlement payments go from this account directly to creditors with whom we negotiate agreements.
As you build your deposit account, we negotiate with your creditors to not only help reduce the amount you owe them, but to agree on a lump-sum settlement amount. Generally, our negotiators are able to reduce your debt by 40 to 60%.
Our service is a legitimate and ethical solution to your debt problems. We take pride in helping our clients out of difficulties in a sensitive and caring manner. For more specifics call us toll free at 1-877-293-0008 or please fill out the form to request a free consultation.
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