Tuesday, January 29, 2013

Savings Accounts for Debt Settlement Programs


In these precarious financial times, it is not surprising that more and more people are turning to non-profit debt relief companies to help them turn their finances around. When a person's finances are out of control, it is a scary and confusing time, and this is when decisions that can make or break a person need to be made. It is so important that the client understands what the agreement entails and why the process is set up as it is.

The first challenge for people looking for a debt relief solution is to find a reputable company whose main interest is to help people get back on the straight and narrow with their finances. People get into financial trouble for all sorts of reasons; most of them are decent people who have been blindsided by the downturn of our economy. Many of these people are shocked when they are required as part of the settlement to make deposits to a savings account.

This sort of savings account is called a Debt Negotiation Account. It is a savings account that the settlement company can monitor while the client has control of the account. People entering into a debt negotiated settlement may wonder why this policy is in place. Wouldn't it make more sense from a learning stand point if they budgeted to make the payments themselves?

When a person has gotten into financial trouble, paying into that Debt Negotiation Account is a crucial step in relearning, and rebuilding a healthy financial life. Another positive is that it gives the debt settlement agency an even stronger position to negotiate for you. The debt agency has a much better chance to obtain a good solid settlement, because they can offer the reassurance of this account, a very tangible security that is insurance that the debtors will receive what they have negotiated as a fair settlement.

It is easy to have good intentions where paying back the settlement is concerned. Having to make the payments into a special third party account, is a motivator, and a transparent way of doing business so that all concerned can feel comfortable with the deal that they have committed to.

Maybe the question people should be asking themselves is if a debt relief company is willing to negotiate a settlement without a Debt Negotiation Account, do they have the client's best interests in mind?

At NoteWorld Servicing Center, one such third party financial institution, the client's money is put in a non-interest bearing account that the customer has complete control over. It is set up so that the customer can be prepared to send their payment to the creditor when it comes time to do so. NoteWorld guarantees that your money will be safe during this process.

Global Client Solutions is another example of a third party financial institution which offers this service. They have the reputation of putting integrity and efficiency into the debt reduction process.

Why do Debt Settlement Companies need to monitor the clients account? It is because they need this safeguard to know that the customer is indeed budgeting for the payment. Most reputable Debt Settlement Companies regard this as an invaluable part of being able to negotiate favorable settlements.




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