Horizon Debt Group, LLC is a credit and Debt Reduction firm that has helped many consumers overcome their unique financial challenges. We invite you to take advantage of the many resources Debt Reduction Services has to offer starting with a free consultation with a Certified Credit Counselor.

We have partnered with a true national law firm. Our partners have law offices in all fifty states. Our professionals are dedicated to helping our clients resolve their debt problems. We provide Debt Reduction Services nationwide and we have a professional alliance with many of the nation’s most reputable Debt Reduction Companies to assist our clients as advocates for their rights.

For years large corporate law firms have helped business clients solve their debt issues by negotiating “financial workouts” with their creditors allowing them to stay in business and work through difficult financial times. Horizon Debt Group, LLC and our preferred partners have created a cutting edge Debt Reduction Program to provide our clients with these same types of services allowing you and your family to focus on more important issues in your life. Like a security blanket, our partners provide all the law-related services you need to resolve your debt.

Many Debt Reduction Companies promise results and advertise exceptional settlements as commonplace. Horizon Debt Group Debt Reduction is different. We have partnered with experienced attorneys and trained legal advocates. This is our guarantee to you: If we do not reduce your debt by at least 35% of what you owe, we will refund your fees for settling that particular debt and still resolve the debt on your behalf.

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Debt Reduction has been helping thousands of consumers get off the credit card debt treadmill. Most people don't have the time or knowledge required to complete the Debt Reduction process successfully on their own. Most Americans feel since they have been a customer in good standing for many years, the credit card companies will be sympathetic to their hardship. If only Debt Reduction was that simple, unfortunately it is not. If you want to successfully complete a Debt Reduction Program it will require a well thought out plan, many phone calls, and dozens of settlement proposals over a long period of time.

Effective Debt Reduction requires knowledge of the procedures and policies of hundreds of credit card companies and banking institutions. A strategy that works well with one credit card company might produce the opposite results and cause a different credit card company to pursue litigation more aggressively.

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Debt Reduction - A Better Alternative

Experiencing a financial hardship may cause you to think of heading for bankruptcy court. However Debt Reduction is a great way out without the permanent damage to your credit that will last for years, or the stigma that always follows a bankruptcy. Once you declare bankruptcy, the credit card companies do not receive anything. For this reason, many of them are very willing to agree to a Debt Reduction Program which allows you to pay only a very small portion of what you owe and create a payment plan you can afford.

We will work for you with these creditors. We will always look out for your best interests and create an affordable monthly savings plan that will go towards settling your credit card debt. You will soon have zero balances and a clear conscience. Once your Debt Reduction Program is completed, you can begin to rebuild your credit score.

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The Minimum Balance Cycle of Debt

All credit card agreements have a Universal Default clause. This is what allows credit card companies to raise your interest because you were late. Even if you weren't late paying a particular credit card company, this clause allows them to raise your interest rate if you are late with another credit card company. This clause allows them to raise your interest rate for no other reason than they consider you a high credit risk, and they can do it without even informing you!

If you pay the minimum payments to your credit card companies, it will take an average of 40 years to pay off your debt! Even if you don't increase your current balances, you will pay the credit card companies more than four times what you owe now in interest alone! In 2003, the fees such as over limit fees were $10, by 2006 they had jumped to $35. In 2010 they are $55 and higher! Every day more and more people realize that they are running on the endless credit card debt treadmill!

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A Debt Free life is a dream that everyone dreams of and would love to live. The problem is people do not put in the necessary effort to make the dream come true. We are here to help. Our goal is to see every American debt free!

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