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Americor Appoints Executive Daniel Flores As Senior Vice President Of Operations
Energage Announces Americor As A Winner Of The 2025 Top Workplaces USA Award
Americor Appoints Senior Affiliate Manager Carren Chavez To Director Of Affiliates
Americor Announces Close Of $106 Million, A-Rated Personal Loan Securitization
Americor Launches Affiliate Partner Portal To Enhance Its Wholesale Partnership Expansion
Energage Announces Americor As A Winner Of The 2024 Top Workplaces USA Award
Americor Promotes Legal Executive Stephannie Miranda to Vice President, Associate General Counsel
Americor Appoints Financial Executive Tiffany Entsminger as Chief of Staff
Americor Appoints Client Services Director Rasheeda James to Vice President of Client Services
Americor Appoints Information Technologies Product Manager Valentin Zachesov as Director Of Product in Tech
Americor Appoints Finance Executive Mark Kearns as Vice President of Capital Markets
Americor Announces Close Of $127.5 Million, A-Rated Personal Loan Securitization
Americor Opens New Arizona Operations Center In Scottsdale
Americor Appoints Executive Brent Novotchin As Senior Vice President Of Strategic Partnerships
Americor Introduces Cutting-Edge CRM and POS Software Solutions To Revolutionize The Client Experience
Americor Appoints Finance Executive Drew Bourne as Vice President of Strategic Finance and FP&A
Americor Recognized on the Prestigious Inc 5000 List of Fastest-Growing Companies in America in 2023
Americor Selects Finance Executive Jason Pack as Company President
Americor Appoints Finance Executive Bobby Rizzo as Executive Vice President & General Manager of Lending
Americor Appoints Sales Executive Minh Tong As Senior Vice President Of Sales
Americor Selects Finance Executive Barry Rafferty as Chief Financial Officer
Americor Appoints Marketing Executive Justin Henderson as Chief Marketing Officer
Americor Appoints Operations Executive May Chan as Chief Operating Officer
Americor Opens New Idaho Branch in the Treasure Valley
Bobby Rizzo Joins Americor as the New SVP of Finance and Treasury
Energage Names Americor Funding a Winner of the 2021 Top Workplaces USA Award
Orange County Register Names Americor a Winner of the Orange County Top Workplaces 2020 Award
Post-Pandemic Debt: Is There A Solution? Absolutely.
Americor Ranks 24 on Inc. 5000’s Fastest Growing Companies List
Americor Plans for New Building, up to 800 Jobs in Meridian
Debt Happens: It’s How You Get Out That Matters
Americor Launches iOS App for Customers to Streamline Debt Resolution Process and Improve Access to Information
Americor to Open 250-Employee Center
BrandRep Sale Fuels Americor Funding Growth

Saving Tips

3 Steps To Setting Financial Goals
3 Valentine’s Day Gifts Ideas for Your Family in 2022, Despite Facing Debt
5 Affordable Summer Staycation Ideas When You’re On A Budget
5 Reasons Why You Should File Your Taxes Early
5 Smart Ways To Use Your Tax Refund This Year
6 Simple Steps To Building A Better Budget
A Simple 4-Step Guide To Budget Planning
Are Credit Card Rewards Worth It?
Average Student Loan Debt In The US: Statistics & Facts
Budgeting 101
CD vs Savings Account: How To Make The Right Choice
Debt And Your Lifestyle: You Can Still Have Fun While Paying Off Debt
Determining How Much To Save For Retirement – A Choice That Will Certainly Affect Your Future
Easy Financial Resolutions To Make For The New Year
Family Loans: What To Know Before Lending Or Borrowing
From Stadiums To Markets: The Latino Community’s Financial Impact Highlighted By Copa América 2024
How Much Money Should I Have Saved by 30 Years Old? 10 Tips For Financial Freedom…
How Much Money Should I Have Saved By 40? The Key To Saving Enough For Retirement
How Much Money Should I Have Saved By 50? A Comprehensive Guide
How Much Money Should I Have Saved By 60? Ensuring You’re Financially Set For Retirement
How Much Money Should You Keep In Your Checking Account?
How Much Should I Save Each Month? A Simple Practice For Financial Wellness
How To Adjust Your Spending During A Financial Crisis
How To Build And Grow An Emergency Fund Quickly
How To Calculate Compound And Simple Interest
How To Manage Debt During Retirement: Follow These Simple Strategies
How To Pay Off Holiday Debt
How To Refinance A Car (A Step-By-Step Guide)
Money Market Vs. Savings: Which Is Right For You?
Personal Finance Tips For High School Students And Young Adults
Save Your Wallet By Being Aware Of These Credit Card Trends
Saving vs. Investing (What’s The Difference?)
Saving While On A Tight Budget
Savings Account Vs. Checking Account: Choosing The Right One For You
Should I Use My 401(k) To Pay Off Debt? (Consider These Factors)
Tax Prep Checklist: Everything You Need To File Your Taxes
The Benefits Of A 401k Plan
The Power Of A SEP IRA: A Guide For Small Business Owners And Self-Employed Individuals
Top 6 Money-Saving Apps In 2022
What Causes Inflation? (It’s Not What Many People Think)
What Is A Savings Bond? (The Complete Guide)
What Is APY? (And Why It Is Important When Making Financial Decisions)

Debt Relief Tactics

4 Tips To Avoid Holiday Credit Card Debt
5 Science-Backed Ways Debt Relief Can Improve Your Health
5 Ways To Refinance Your Credit Cards
8 Tips For Getting Out Of Credit Card Debt
9 Tips For Dealing With Debt Collectors And Collection
Bankruptcy Alternatives: Exploring Better Debt Relief Options
Can Creditors Take Your Life Insurance Policy Benefits? (What You Must Know)
Can Creditors Take Your Social Security Benefits? (The Answer May Surprise You!)
Can You Buy A House After Debt Settlement?
Credit Card Debt Forgiveness For The Disabled: How It Works
Debt And Disability: Financial Resources For People With Disabilities
Debt Consolidation With Poor Credit: Can It Be Done?
Debt Consolidation: Become Financially Free
Debt Consolidation: What Is it?
Debt Management Vs. Debt Settlement: Which Is Better?
Debt Relief And Financial Responsibility
Debt Relief Options For Someone With Bad Credit (A Practical Guide)
Debt Settlement vs. Bankruptcy—Pros And Cons
Debt Settlement: Will It Work For Me?
DIY Debt Settlement Versus Debt Relief Companies: Which One Is Better?
Do Student Loans Affect Your Credit Score? (The Answer May Surprise You)
How To Avoid Credit Card Traps (Follow These Tips Today!)
How To Choose A Debt Relief Company (What Anyone Who Has Debt Should Know)
How To Deal With Debt Stress (Follow These Simple Steps)
How To Help Someone With Debt (Follow These Simple Steps)
How To Manage Debt During Retirement: Follow These Simple Strategies
How To Pay Off Holiday Debt
How To Pay Off Student Loans Faster: 8 Smart Tips
How To Refinance Your Mortgage: Step By Step
How To Rent An Apartment Or House With Bad Credit
How To Spot A Debt Relief Scam (And Common Red Flags)
How To Spot Credit Card Scams (What To Know To Protect Yourself And Your Money!)
How To Stop Credit Card Collection Calls (4 Tips You Should Know)
How To Write A Debt Settlement Letter
Managing Debt
Money Management: Simple Tips For Mastering Your Finances
New Year, New Financial Habits: Top 5 Resolutions for 2023
Pay Off Debt Or Save For Retirement (Which One Is Better?)
Should I Use My 401(k) To Pay Off Debt?
Taking Responsibility For Debt While Avoiding Bankruptcy
Tax Consequences Of Debt Settlement (A Simple Guide)
Tips For Choosing A Debt Relief Company
Understanding Bankruptcy: Chapter 7 vs. Chapter 13
Understanding Credit Card Debt In The Latino Community In The US
Understanding Inflation: Five Ways To Protect Your Wallet from Deflating
Understanding Your Debt Relief Options
Veteran Debt Relief Options (What Veterans And Their Spouses Should Know)
Ways To Relieve Anxiety From Debt
What Does Wage Garnishment Mean? (And How It Works With Creditors)
What Happens When You File For Bankruptcy?
What Is The Medical Debt Relief Act?
When Is Debt Settlement A Good Option?
Why Most Of Your Credit Card Payment Only Covers Interest… And What To Do About It!
Why Working With Debt Negotiators Can Be A Smart Move
You’re Debt Free, Now What? Money Moves That Make Sense

Credit Card Debt & Loans

3 Reasons Why People Stay in Debt – And How To Fix It
5 Things Not To Do During Debt Settlement
5 Warning Signs You Have Too Much Debt
5 Ways To Refinance Your Credit Cards
5 Ways To Stop Credit Card Collection Calls
7 Benefits Of Life After Debt
7 Tips On How to Begin Your Debt Resolution Program The Right Way
8 Ways To Rebound From A Maxed-Out Credit Card
American Credit Card Debt Continues To Soar
Americans Are Accumulating Credit Card Debt At Record Rates
Are Credit Card Rewards Worth It?
Are You Eligible? Biden’s Plan For Student Loan Forgiveness (Update)
Benefits And Drawbacks To Home Equity Loans: Is One Right For You?
Can Creditors Take Your Life Insurance Policy Benefits? (What You Must Know)
Can Creditors Take Your Social Security Benefits? (The Answer May Surprise You!)
Can You Go To Jail For Credit Card Debt?
Can You Inherit Credit Card Debt?
Common Credit Card Terms And Definitions You Must Know
Consumer Debt in America: Where Our Country Stands Today
Consumer Debt In The U.S.
Credit Card Debt Forgiveness For The Disabled: How It Works
Credit Card Debt Is Making A Comeback
Credit Card Sign-Up Bonus: Too Good To Be True?
Debt And Disability: Financial Resources For People With Disabilities
Debt And Marriage: What You Should Know Before You Say ‘I Do’
Debt Avalanche vs. Debt Snowball: Choosing The Right Strategy To Erase Your Debts
Debt Collection Laws You Should Know About
Debt Consolidation Explained
Debt Consolidation With Poor Credit: Can It Be Done?
Debt Relief Options For Someone With Bad Credit (A Practical Guide)
Debt To Equity Ratio: Its Formula And How To Use It
Debunking The Myths: Understanding The Difference Between “Good Debt” And “Bad Debt”
DIY Debt Settlement Versus Debt Relief Companies: Which One Is Better?
Do Student Loans Affect Your Credit Score? (The Answer May Surprise You)
Don’t Make These 5 Mistakes When Paying Down Debt
Guide To Debt Service Coverage Ratio (DSCR)
How A Lower Monthly Debt Payment Can Transform Your Finances
How Compound Interest Works With Credit Cards (Everything You Should Know)
How Credit Card Debt Works
How Credit Cards Encourage You To Overspend
How Does A Late Payment Affect Your Credit Score?
How Does Inflation Impact Americans With Credit Card Debt?
How Inflation Has Affected Credit Card Use By Region
How Long Does Negative Information Stay On Your Credit Report?
How Much Debt Is Too Much? Understanding Your Debt-To-Income Ratio
How To Avoid Credit Card Traps (Follow These Tips Today!)
How To Choose A Debt Relief Company (What Anyone Who Has Debt Should Know)
How To Deal With Debt Stress (Follow These Simple Steps)
How To Discuss Finances Without Arguing (It Can Be Done!)
How To Get A Personal Loan
How To Get Rid Of Debt Collectors
How To Keep Your Mental, Physical, And Financial Health On Track
How To Manage Debt During Retirement: Follow These Simple Strategies
How To Pay Back Your Student Loan Refund Check
How To Pay Off Debt In Collections: A Step By Step Guide
How To Pay Off Student Loans Faster: 8 Smart Tips
How To Spot A Debt Relief Scam (And Common Red Flags)
How To Spot Credit Card Scams (What To Know To Protect Yourself And Your Money!)
How To Stop Credit Card Collection Calls (4 Tips You Should Know)
How To Talk To Your Spouse About Debt
How U.S. Household Debt Increased By $1 Trillion In 2021
Important Factors To Consider When Purchasing A Car While In Debt
Installment Credit vs. Revolving Credit: Understanding The Key Differences
Know Your Rights When Dealing With Debt Collectors
Mid-Year Financial Check-Up: 5 Steps To Take Now
Minimum Credit Card Payments Don’t Work — Here’s Why
Nearly 6 Out Of 10 Credit Card Holders In California Are Using Too Much Credit
Obtaining A Mortgage After Bankruptcy
Pay Off Debt Or Save For Retirement (Which One Is Better?)
Save Or Pay Off Debt? The Secret To Balancing Your Finances
Should I Use My 401(k) To Pay Off Debt? (Consider These Factors)
So, You’re Getting Married! Will You Need A Wedding Loan?
Supreme Court Won’t Block $6 Billion Student Loan Forgiveness Lawsuit: Who Qualifies?
Tax Consequences Of Debt Settlement (A Simple Guide)
The 5 Leading Causes Of Credit Card Debt
The Advantages And Disadvantages Of Refinancing Federal Student Loans
The Average Student Loan Interest Rate (It’s Not What You Expect!)
The Best Ways To Get Debt Relief
The Best Ways To Loan Money To Friends And Family
The Breakdown Of Interest Rates: How It All Works
The Cost Of Carrying Credit Card Debt To Society
The Federal Direct Student Loan Program: A Fast And Easy Guide
The Impact Of Low Charge-Offs On Credit Card Debt
The Power Of Debt Validation Letters: Your Key To Becoming Debt-Free
The Real Reasons Retailers Push Branded Credit Cards
The Two Shocking Downsides To Only Making Minimum Credit Card Payments
These States Have The Highest Amounts Of Credit Card Debt
Thinking of Refinancing Private Student Loan Debt? Read This First.
Tips On Buying A Home After Debt Settlement
Top 5 Presidents By National Debt Increase
Understanding Credit Card Debt In The Latino Community In The US
Understanding What Happens If A Bill Goes To Collections: Your Guide To Debt Relief
Unpaid Cell Phone Bill Collections: Understanding the Statute of Limitations
Unsecured Debt And Bankruptcy In The United States
Unsecured Debt vs Secured Debt – What’s The Difference?
What Does Wage Garnishment Mean? (And How It Works With Creditors)
What Happens To Debt After A Spouse Dies?
What Happens To Debt After Divorce? (What You Should Know)
What Happens To Your Debt After Death?
What Happens When You File For Bankruptcy?
What Happens When You Only Make Minimum Payments On Credit Cards
What Is A Balance Transfer And Is It Right For You?
What Is A Cosigner? (What You Need To Know)
What Is A Debt Settlement Attorney?
What Is A Good APR For A Credit Card?
What Is A Home Equity Loan?
What Is A Secured Credit Card? (What You Need To Know)
What Is An Authorized User On A Credit Card? (Understanding The Pros And Cons)
What Is Debt Resolution?
What Is the Difference Between A Charge Card And A Credit Card?
What To Do If Your Partner Has Debt (Common Mistakes Revealed)
Why Are So Many Millennials in Debt? The Truth Of The Matter
Why Most Of Your Credit Card Payment Only Covers Interest… And What To Do About It!
Why Southern California Leads the Nation in Credit Card Debt (And What You Can Do)
Why Working With Debt Negotiators Can Be A Smart Move

Credit Report & Score

5 Ways To Increase Your Credit Score After Finishing A Debt Relief Program
Average Credit Score By State: How Does Yours Stack Up?
Can Creditors Take Your Life Insurance Policy Benefits? (What You Must Know)
Can Creditors Take Your Social Security Benefits? (The Answer May Surprise You!)
Can You Buy A House After Debt Settlement?
Credit Reports
Credit Reports, Credit Scores And Credit Transactions
Credit Scores
Debt Consolidation With Poor Credit: Can It Be Done?
Do Student Loans Affect Your Credit Score? (The Answer May Surprise You)
Does Filing For Unemployment Affect Your Credit Score? (The Truth Revealed)
How Clear Financial Language Establishes Trust And Minimizes Anxiety
How Does A Late Payment Affect Your Credit Score?
How Long Does Negative Information Stay On Your Credit Report?
How Often Is Your Credit Score and Credit Report Updated?
How To Avoid Credit Card Traps (Follow These Tips Today!)
How To Maintain A Clean Credit Score
How To Rebuild Your Credit Score By Following These Simple Steps
How To Rent An Apartment Or House With Bad Credit
How To Spot Credit Card Scams (What To Know To Protect Yourself And Your Money!)
Pay For A Delete: Is It A Good Idea?
The Anatomy Of A Credit Score – Understanding The Complicated Credit Scoring System
The Difference Between A Soft And Hard Credit Inquiry
Three Simple Ways Young Adults Can Build Credit
Understanding Credit Card Debt In The Latino Community In The US
What Is A Charge-Off And How Does It Affect Your Credit Score?
What Is A Good Credit Score To Buy A Car? (And How To Improve Yours)
What Is A Good Credit Score?
What Is Debt To Income (DTI) Ratio: The Formula & How It’s Used
What You Need To Know About Bounced Checks
Why Is My Credit Score Different On Different Websites?
Why To Check Your Credit Before Buying A Home

Credit Protection

6 Tips For Protecting Your Financial Security And Preventing Fraud
Did the CARD Act Really Protect College Student Credit Scores?
How To Protect Your Child’s Identity At Every Age
Online Credit Card Protection Against Online Fraud
The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA): What You Should Know
What Is Black Market Value Of Stolen Credit Card Info?
What Is The Fair Debt Collection Practices Act (FDCPA)?

Glossary Terms

Acceleration (And What It Means For Debtors)
Accrued Interest – How It Works For Investments And Debts
Amortization: What Is It And How Does It Work?
Bankruptcy Alternatives: Exploring Better Debt Relief Options
Bonds (And How They Work)
Budget-Friendly Things To Do With Your Kids On Winter Break
Capital Gains And How They Work
Cash Flow (Three Types You Should Know About)
Closed-End Credit
Common Credit Card Terms And Definitions You Must Know
Debt Consolidation: What It Is And How It Can Work For You
Debt Financing (What You Should Know)
Debt Management Vs. Debt Settlement: Which Is Better?
Debt Relief Options For Someone With Bad Credit (A Practical Guide)
Debtor
Dependent: How One Is Defined
Disbursement: What It Is And How It Works
Easy Financial Resolutions To Make For The New Year
Extinguishment Of Debt (And What It Can Mean For You)
Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA)
Fair Market Value (FMV)
Federal Funds Rate
Federal Reserve System
Financial Investment
Foreclosure: What It Is And How It Works
From Stadiums To Markets: The Latino Community’s Financial Impact Highlighted By Copa América 2024
Grace Period: What To Know
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
Gross National Product (GNP)
Home Equity Loans
Home Equity: What It Is And How To Build It
Host On A Budget During The Holidays
How Compound Interest Works With Credit Cards (Everything You Should Know)
How To Avoid Bankruptcy (What Anyone In Debt Must Know)
How To Avoid Credit Card Interest And Lower Your Debt
How To Avoid Foreclosure: What Every Homeowner Should Know
How To Build And Grow An Emergency Fund Quickly
How To Calculate Credit Card Interest Like A Pro
How To Celebrate New Year’s Eve On A Budget
How To Choose A Debt Relief Company (What Anyone Who Has Debt Should Know)
How To Discuss Finances Without Arguing (It Can Be Done!)
How To Do A Balance Transfer To Help Reduce Your Debt Faster
How to Get A Start-Up Business Loan with No Money
How To Get Approved For A Credit Card (Simple Tips Everyone Should Know!)
How To Help Someone With Debt (Follow These Simple Steps)
How To Increase Credit Limit On Your Credit Card (In Just 4 Simple Steps)
How To Lower Your Heating Bill In Winter: A Practical Guide
How To Pay Mortgage With A Credit Card: Is It Possible?
How To Pay Off $20,000 Of Credit Card Debt
How To Pay Off $30,000 Of Credit Card Debt: A Simple 7-Step Guide
How To Pay Off $50,000 Of Credit Card Debt
How To Pay Off Medical Bills On A Fixed Income: 8 Actions You Can Take Today
How To Rent An Apartment Or House With Bad Credit
How To Save Money During The Holidays (It’s Simpler Than You Think!)
How To Save Money On Gas: 13 Smart Tips For Your Wallet
How To Save Money On Groceries: 12 Tips For When You’re On A Tight Budget
How To Sell A Car With A Loan (Everything You Need To Know)
How To Spot A Debt Relief Scam (And Common Red Flags)
How To Stop Credit Card Collection Calls (4 Tips You Should Know)
How To Talk To Your Spouse About Debt
How To Trade In A Car That Is Not Paid Off
Individual Retirement Account (IRA)
Inflation
Insolvency (And What You Can Do About It)
Interest
Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
Liability: What Does It Mean?
Line Of Credit (Should You Get One?)
Liquidation: What It Is And How It Works
Loan Forgiveness: Do You Qualify?
Loan Officer (What Does One Do?)
Overcoming Depression From Being In Debt
Pay Off Debt Or Save For Retirement (Which One Is Better?)
Prepayment Penalty
Principal: And How It Works With Investments And Debt
Promissory Note: What One Is And How It Works
Recession: And What One Means For You
Refinancing: Is It The Right Choice?
Secured Debt
Secured Loan: What Is It And How Does One Work?
Subsidized Loan: What Are The Benefits?
The Debt Ceiling (What It Is And Its Impact On You)
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) And How It Protects Consumers
The Power Of A SEP IRA: A Guide For Small Business Owners And Self-Employed Individuals
The Truth In Lending Act
Unsecured Debt
Unsecured Loan: What Is It And How Does It Work?
Unsubsidized Loan: What Are The Benefits?
Veteran Debt Relief Options (What Veterans And Their Spouses Should Know)
What Does It Mean To Default On A Loan Or Credit Card?
What Happens To Debt After A Spouse Dies?
What Happens To Debt After Divorce? (What You Should Know)
What Happens When You File For Bankruptcy?
What Is A 401(k)?
What Is A Balance Transfer And Is It Right For You?
What Is A Cashier’s Check? (Everything You Need To Know)
What Is A CD Ladder? And How It Can Help You Achieve Your Financial Goals…
What Is A Charge-Off And How Des It Impact Your Credit Score?
What Is A Charge-Off And How Does It Affect Your Credit Score?
What Is A Cosigner? (What You Need To Know)
What Is A Credit Card?
What Is A Credit Report?
What Is A Credit Score?
What Is A Creditor
What Is A Debt Collector?
What Is A Demand Note?
What Is A FICO Score?
What Is A Good APR For A Credit Card?
What Is A Good Credit Score To Buy A Car? (And How To Improve Yours)
What Is A Guarantor?
What Is A Jumbo Loan? (Little-Known Details Revealed)
What Is A Lien?
What Is A Loan?
What Is A Money Market Account And Is One Worth Having?
What Is A Mortgage?
What Is A Personal Check And How Does One Actually Work?
What Is A PPP Loan?
What Is A Secured Credit Card? (What You Need To Know)
What Is Amortization?
What Is An ACH Transfer? (And Common Misconceptions)
What Is An Annual Percentage Rate (APR)?
What Is An Authorized User On A Credit Card? (Understanding The Pros And Cons)
What Is An FHA Loan?
What Is An Installment Loan? (Overview And Benefits)
What Is An Interest Rate?
What Is An Overdraft Fee And The Steps To Avoid Getting One
What Is APY? (And Why It Is Important When Making Financial Decisions)
What Is Bankruptcy And Is It A Smart Choice For You?
What Is Credit Counseling? (What You Should Know)
What Is Debt?
What Is Delinquent Debt?
What Is Equity In Regard To Finance?
What Is Escrow And How Does It Work?
What Is Forbearance?
What Is The Consumer Finance Protection Bureau (CFPB)?
What Is The Consumer Price Index (CPI)?
What Is the Difference Between A Charge Card And A Credit Card?
What Is Venmo And How Does It Work? (A Fast And Easy Guide)

How To

Bankruptcy Alternatives: Exploring Better Debt Relief Options
Budget-Friendly Things To Do With Your Kids On Winter Break
Can You Buy A House After Debt Settlement?
Debt Management Vs. Debt Settlement: Which Is Better?
Easy Financial Resolutions To Make For The New Year
Host On A Budget During The Holidays
How To Avoid Bankruptcy (What Anyone In Debt Must Know)
How To Avoid Credit Card Interest And Lower Your Debt
How To Avoid Foreclosure: What Every Homeowner Should Know
How To Calculate Credit Card Interest Like A Pro
How To Celebrate New Year’s Eve On A Budget
How To Do A Balance Transfer To Help Reduce Your Debt Faster
How to Get A Start-Up Business Loan with No Money
How To Get Approved For A Credit Card (Simple Tips Everyone Should Know!)
How To Help Someone With Debt (Follow These Simple Steps)
How To Increase Credit Limit On Your Credit Card (In Just 4 Simple Steps)
How To Lower Your Heating Bill In Winter: A Practical Guide
How To Pay Mortgage With A Credit Card: Is It Possible?
How To Pay Off $20,000 Of Credit Card Debt
How To Pay Off $30,000 Of Credit Card Debt: A Simple 7-Step Guide
How To Pay Off $50,000 Of Credit Card Debt
How To Pay Off Medical Bills On A Fixed Income: 8 Actions You Can Take Today
How To Rebuild Your Credit Score By Following These Simple Steps
How To Rent An Apartment Or House With Bad Credit
How To Save Money During The Holidays (It’s Simpler Than You Think!)
How To Save Money On Gas: 13 Smart Tips For Your Wallet
How To Save Money On Groceries: 12 Tips For When You’re On A Tight Budget
How To Sell A Car With A Loan (Everything You Need To Know)
How To Trade In A Car That Is Not Paid Off
Overcoming Depression From Being In Debt
Veteran Debt Relief Options (What Veterans And Their Spouses Should Know)
What Is A Cosigner? (What You Need To Know)
Why Is My Credit Score Different On Different Websites?

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*Assumes all of your debts are eligible for enrollment, are enrolled in the program, and you successfully complete the program. The majority of clients who successfully complete the program resolve their enrolled debts in 24 - 48 months (average 35 months).

Americor provides debt resolution services. Our clients who make all monthly program payments save approximately 40 – 50% of their enrolled debt (average of 45%) upon successful program completion, before program fees. Fees are based on a percentage of your enrolled debt at the time of starting the program and range from 14%-29% of your enrolled debt. Programs typically range from 24-48 months. Clients must save at least 25% of each debt due to an enrolled creditor before a bona fide settlement offer will be made. On average, clients receive their first settlement within 3-6 months of enrollment and approximately every 3-6 months thereafter from when the prior debt was settled. Not all clients complete the program. Estimates are based on prior results and may not match your results. We cannot guarantee that your debts will be resolved for a specific amount or percentage or within a specific timeframe. We do not assume your debts, make monthly payments to creditors or provide tax, bankruptcy, accounting, legal advice or credit repair services. Our program is not available in all states; fees may vary by state. Some programs may be offered through The Law Firm of Higbee & Associates d/b/a Advantage Law. The use of debt resolution services will likely adversely affect your credit. You may be subject to collections or lawsuits by creditors or collectors. Your outstanding debt may increase from the accrual of fees and interest. Any amount of debt forgiven by your creditors may be subject to income tax. Clients may withdraw from the program at any time without penalty and receive all funds from their dedicated account, other than funds earned by the company or fees paid to third-party service providers, as may be applicable. Read and understand all program materials prior to enrolling. Certain types of debts are not eligible for enrollment. Some creditors are not eligible for enrollment because they do not negotiate with debt relief companies. To determine the offers you may be eligible for, Americor conducts a “soft credit pull.” This credit pull does not impact your credit score, creditworthiness, or ability to obtain credit from other sources. The soft pull is not a tradeline entry, does not report against your score and will only take a few minutes.

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